CSS3 PIE: rounded corners slow down IE9, even though it supports them natively?

I added -pie-poll: false to all the elements on the page that had PIE applied to them, and this sped up IE9 considerably, to the point that it's on par with IE7/8. I believe by default, PIE polls all elements every 250ms for updates; setting -pie-poll to false prevents any updates from occurring until the element is rendered and/or interacted with.

Try using conditional comments so IE9 won't even load the code.

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