Detect if computer can support 3D Transforms properly

Question

When I detect webkit, I add an additionnal stylesheet using 3D Transforms properties.
Although it is working fine on many different computers (All on the same chrome version), some don't render the animation properly.

Those are older computers with cheaper Graphic Card. (I guess that is what is causing the problem.)

Is there a better way to detect if a computer can handle Css 3D Transforms than rely on the browser detection?

Nyctaginaceous

Answer 1

Use Modernizr and its csstransforms3d class name.

More on these links:

http://modernizr.com/

http://modernizr.com/docs/#features-css

Expatiate

This will help detect if the browser supports css 3d transformation. I think the question is more about if there's a way to know if the computer will be able to render the css 3d tranforms properly. – Acrylonitrile

Downvote explication: As @Acrylonitrile mentionned, This will detect if the browser supports css 3d transformation, not if the computer will. For example: An old computer with the lastest version of Chrome won't render properly css 3d transformation, even though Chrome theoretically does. – Nyctaginaceous

Yes this only detects support. Testing how well it supports i think is not possible as of now. – Expatiate