• Check you have the latest graphics drivers installed for your hardware (this is especially important on linux which does not normally include hardware accelerated graphics drivers)
• Make the Wonderland window smaller.
• Lower the desired frame rate of the wonderland client (under the View->Max Frame Rate menu)
• Try quitting some apps. When the on-board texture memory fills up some graphics cards push textures out to CPU memory. Textured rendering is slower from this type of memory. Reducing the number of app windows will free up more space in the on-board texture memory. This will reduce the number of CPU textures and will result in faster rendering.
• Scrolling an app window with the mouse wheel can generate huge amounts of data traffic that can swamp low bandwidth clients. Using other types of scrolling features (such as scrollbar buttons, scrollbar elevator, or arrow keys) is easier on this slower clients.

Client Performance for Wonderland by Hardware Platform

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Performance by Platform

This table provides information about observed performance running Project Wonderland on various systems.