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[cworth.org] / src / intel / performance_measurement.mdwn

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 Trying to get a handle on 2D graphics rendering performance can be a
 difficult task. Obviously, people care about the performance of their
 2D applications. Nobody wants to wait for a web browser to scroll past
-tacky banner ads or for an email client to render a pageful of
+tacky banner ads or for an email client to render a screen full of
 spam. And it's easy for users to notice "my programs aren't rendering
 as fast with the latest drivers". But what developers need is a way to
 quantify exactly what that means, in order to track improvements and