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Might have some potential with custom mouse over text, not sure yet.
Anyway, so far 64 bit chromes seem nice. I'm just doing my usual browsing, nothing out of the ordinary. Later on I might put it through a couple of benchmarks and see how it goes.
Although early, my first impressions are good
Anyway, so far 64 bit chromes seem nice. I'm just doing my usual browsing, nothing out of the ordinary. Later on I might put it through a couple of benchmarks and see how it goes.
Although early, my first impressions are good
29-Aug-2014 21:56:30
Morgan
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I'm interested in those benchmarks
This is one of the better all round benchmarks imo.
http://peacekeeper.futuremark.com/
If you run it on your current version of chrome be sure to save your score.
If you then try the 64 bit version do run it again and compare.
Things to do to get accurate results...
- Don't have multiple tabs open. Reason is you need to reproduce the same conditions for all tests.
- I suggest starting each test right after a re-boot. Again this is so you can reproduce the same conditions.
- Don't run consecutive tests, example test IE, then test FF. Your windows system wont be same for each test. Available RAM etc may likely be different thus later tests will often give lower score because your system isn't fresh.
- Make sure to write down your score
I'm interested in those benchmarks
This is one of the better all round benchmarks imo.
http://peacekeeper.futuremark.com/
If you run it on your current version of chrome be sure to save your score.
If you then try the 64 bit version do run it again and compare.
Things to do to get accurate results...
- Don't have multiple tabs open. Reason is you need to reproduce the same conditions for all tests.
- I suggest starting each test right after a re-boot. Again this is so you can reproduce the same conditions.
- Don't run consecutive tests, example test IE, then test FF. Your windows system wont be same for each test. Available RAM etc may likely be different thus later tests will often give lower score because your system isn't fresh.
- Make sure to write down your score
29-Aug-2014 23:01:07
Morgan
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Oh rip, I was hoping you'd do it for me
Don't feel like installing 64-bit Chrome atm :c
Okay here you go, here's my results.
Before I list the numbers I want to explain some things. My results will not be the same other people's results. Every computer is different and these differences will influence the final result. That's why I encourage people to do their own tests, so they get the right information.
I benchmarked six different browsers, with no running extensions and all with their default settings. Each benchmark was run after a re-boot, and no other applications were open. Only a single browser tab was open for each test, no multi-tasking what so ever.
A word on benchmarking and Runescape. Don't ever use Runescape as benchmark, FPS are influenced by population, activities, and location from all players across the world. Latency also varies. These things cant be reproduced or factored in when making comparisons. Anyone who uses that as incontrovertible data should be exposed to ridicule and extreme pain. Sure try different things and do what works best for you, but be aware of the factors you can not control.
The results below are from http://peacekeeper.futuremark.com/ I like this test because it uses many common real world activities to measure performance. Each browser was benchmarked four times and the score is the average from those results.
Higher scores are better.
Opera 32 bit....................3557
Chrome 64 Bit.................3379
Chrome 32 bit.................3253
Firefox...........................3048
Internet Explorer 64 Bit....2230
Waterfox 64 bit...............2185
Summary below because I cant fit it all in this post :/
Edit: Updated the numbers after running some more tests.
Oh rip, I was hoping you'd do it for me
Don't feel like installing 64-bit Chrome atm :c
Okay here you go, here's my results.
Before I list the numbers I want to explain some things. My results will not be the same other people's results. Every computer is different and these differences will influence the final result. That's why I encourage people to do their own tests, so they get the right information.
I benchmarked six different browsers, with no running extensions and all with their default settings. Each benchmark was run after a re-boot, and no other applications were open. Only a single browser tab was open for each test, no multi-tasking what so ever.
A word on benchmarking and Runescape. Don't ever use Runescape as benchmark, FPS are influenced by population, activities, and location from all players across the world. Latency also varies. These things cant be reproduced or factored in when making comparisons. Anyone who uses that as incontrovertible data should be exposed to ridicule and extreme pain. Sure try different things and do what works best for you, but be aware of the factors you can not control.
The results below are from http://peacekeeper.futuremark.com/ I like this test because it uses many common real world activities to measure performance. Each browser was benchmarked four times and the score is the average from those results.
Higher scores are better.
Opera 32 bit....................3557
Chrome 64 Bit.................3379
Chrome 32 bit.................3253
Firefox...........................3048
Internet Explorer 64 Bit....2230
Waterfox 64 bit...............2185
Summary below because I cant fit it all in this post :/
Edit: Updated the numbers after running some more tests.
30-Aug-2014 09:51:18 - Last edited on 30-Aug-2014 10:38:25 by Indecent Act
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