MAX_UNIFORM_BLOCK_SIZE
Largest uniform block size supported in bytes. Larger block sizes allow more constant data to be grouped into one bindable buffer region.
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Overall Support
≥ means at least this value.
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| ≥ 16384 | 100% |
| ≥ 16386 | 72% |
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