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Is there any alternative for GLES20.glClear(GLES20.GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT)?



I get a fill rate of about 30fps in my application. I know that GLES20.glClear() is used to clear the screen for every draw. If i comment it i get a fps of about 60fps. But the output is not as expected. I have a content to be redrawn for the whole screen in every frame. Is there any alternative where i can redraw the whole screen with out using the GLES20.glClear(). Please let me know if there is any way to play around with GLES20.glClear() to improve the performance?




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  1. If you overwrite the entire color buffer with your geometry each frame you can get away with just clearing the depth buffer.

    Should save you some memory bandwidth.

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