#Browser benchmark cpu update#
#Browser benchmark cpu android#
#Browser benchmark cpu windows#

#Browser benchmark cpu update#

And firefox adds standard faster than edge update its code, they add around 3 standards everyday. Firefox has better performance in network pipelining and text rendering, I challenge you to scroll a website which has lots of text whithout use of scroll wheel but the side bar, see of firefox misses any text while edge would just serve as white screen.

#Browser benchmark cpu android#

Firefox has always loaded pages faster than Edge at least in my PC except the smoothness could because of the scroll! The only issue I been having Firefox is their android appīenchmarks have never indicated the true performance of the browser. This also applies to, , and and a lot more. For instance, takes approximately 0.8 to 1 second to load, whereas Edge takes approximately 2-3 seconds. Personally, I've been using Firefox and Edge for over a year and while I don't notice a signicifant speed difference between the two, I do notice that using Edge feels a lot smoother than Firefox, which could be a placebo effect! Additionally, Firefox consistently loads pages faster than Edge, based on the page load time I've installed. Edge only got around 620MB while Firefox got 840MB.įirefox at the left and Edge at the right.Īs you can see from the results, Firefox is severely outmatched by Edge in terms of benchmark points and RAM usage. After I load all this page, I been idlin over a minute and started checkin the Task Manager. I changed to and seem like Edge got 528 points and Firefox got 517 points.Īgain, these two browsers run in Incognito mode, but I've enabled UBO and page load time in them, as a significant number of people actually use UBO. I only got below 500 score in these 2 browser because the site use http. I retest and restart edge a couple time and still Edge today only got 476 score. Yesterday, I remember checkin the site in Edge and got around 528 score. The HTML5 test score is an indication of how well your browser supports the HTML5 standard and related specifications. Octane 2.0 is a benchmark that measures a JavaScript engine’s performance by running a suite of tests representative of certain use cases in JavaScript applications. Technically, it measures a browser’s capability to animate complex scenes at a target frame rate.

MotionMark is a graphics benchmark that throws a heap of different graphics at the browser to see how it handles them. Higher score = betterĮdge 94.0.992.38 in InPrivate with no extensions enabled.įirefox 93 in Private mode with no extension enabled

Resultsīasemark Web 3.0 is a benchmarking tool that utilizes multiple tests to gauge browser performance including WebGL tests, SVG tests, stress tests, and more (20 tests in total). I used the most recent versions of Edge 94.0.992.38 and Firefox 93. I'm going to enable these two extensions for memory usage tests. I reinstalled these two browsers with default settings and only installed two extensions: Page load time and Ublock Origin, which is also disabled in Incognito mode.

#Browser benchmark cpu windows#

OS: Windows 11 OS Build 22471.1000 (Dev Insiders) I created the benchmark out of curiosity, so I might be doing some mistakes, and there are still additional benchmark tests that I did not include like JetStream or Speedometer. I performed five benchmarks: Basemark 3.0, Octane, MotionMark, CSS3Test, and HTML5 test. Today is 9 October 2021, the date of my benchmarking, and we'll see how these two browsers fare.