Well no you don't. You can find different Java Fractals all over the Internet. They are all webbased driven and you can even customize your Fractal by choosing a different algorithms or layout making all weird shapes/colors. Each click puts a load on your computer's CPU and memory usage.
Drive your CPU to madness. Thanks to Wacker Art Fractal Generator I found a great fractal to play with. I found this Fractal using Google search engine. Try it out. CPU frying is sort of fun.
WARNING!
Fractal number crunching is hard on your CPU. WARNING do not click too much. Deeper you click, fans in your case will blow hard and CPU lights will flicker so don't overheat your machine. Do not hold me responsible either, play at your own risk.
Watch it Work
Windows XP users: Once you've started clicking, on keyboard CTRL-ALT Del and look at the Process tab on task manager. Click the Memory Usage header to show max memory usage. Your browser will be at the top of the list. Cool stuff!
If you use a different OS, please post what steps you take to look at memory usage when using Java Fractals. They are kinda Geeky!
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