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Can I use the emulator to estimate FPS on device?
My desktop has a high end GPU and I'm worried that the FPS measured in the Emulator is going to be way better than what is achievable on Device
Is there a way to have the gpu rendering in the emulator lock to the expected performance of the actual HoloLens device?
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Nothing is done to throttle performance in the emulator. I wouldn't use it to gauge FPS, not even as a sanity check.
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To my knowledge if you're using the HoloLens emulator you will be getting similar results, however, if you are just running it in a Windows simulation the results may not transfer. I maybe wrong, but that's what I understand.
Nothing is done to throttle performance in the emulator. I wouldn't use it to gauge FPS, not even as a sanity check.
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(Daddy, what does 'now formatting drive C:' mean?)