← Back to context Comment by astrange 1 year ago VSCode certainly does use the GPU, that's how you get 120fps scrolling. 3 comments astrange Reply apatheticonion 1 year ago You're right, but it's immaterial. You don't upgrade your GPU to run VSCode better astrange 1 year ago I actually did this because I use my TV as a monitor, and I had to upgrade the GPU to get better framerates over HDMI. apatheticonion 1 year ago I'm not sure that has anything to do with the GPU performance. I am using an M1 MBP and I get 144hz to my 4k monitor
apatheticonion 1 year ago You're right, but it's immaterial. You don't upgrade your GPU to run VSCode better astrange 1 year ago I actually did this because I use my TV as a monitor, and I had to upgrade the GPU to get better framerates over HDMI. apatheticonion 1 year ago I'm not sure that has anything to do with the GPU performance. I am using an M1 MBP and I get 144hz to my 4k monitor
astrange 1 year ago I actually did this because I use my TV as a monitor, and I had to upgrade the GPU to get better framerates over HDMI. apatheticonion 1 year ago I'm not sure that has anything to do with the GPU performance. I am using an M1 MBP and I get 144hz to my 4k monitor
apatheticonion 1 year ago I'm not sure that has anything to do with the GPU performance. I am using an M1 MBP and I get 144hz to my 4k monitor
You're right, but it's immaterial. You don't upgrade your GPU to run VSCode better
I actually did this because I use my TV as a monitor, and I had to upgrade the GPU to get better framerates over HDMI.
I'm not sure that has anything to do with the GPU performance. I am using an M1 MBP and I get 144hz to my 4k monitor