IE10 for Windows 7 Globally Available for Consumers and Businesses

Mine is not that good with IE10 , but it seems faster IE9 and chrome ...

I'm uninstalling chrome at last ..

I switched to Chrome before IE 10 RTM'd since IE 9 was a lot slower than its competitors. IE 9 has excellent memory management in which it has never had a memory leak even when running for a week (just let the computer sleep instead of shutdown). Chrome 25 OTOH would take crazy amounts of RAM when left idling then slows down noticeably. I had IE 10 RP, but it's too buggy to be my primary browser. Now that IE 10 RTM has arrived, I don't use chrome as much since IE 10 is as fast as chrome in loading websites and it even beats chrome's performance in many HTML5 websites. In addition, it doesn't eat memory like a V8 engine. I am running IE 10 for 4 hours right now, with 10 tabs (2 of which are youtube videos) and the memory usage from the taskbar is around 660 MB RAM. If I were to replicate this with chrome, I bet it would've taken around 1.2 GB or more. For that reason alone, I believe IE 10 is a better browser for me

mindinka said:

Petey7

I have found the solution it's here:

Microsoft has coughed to an embarrassing issue marring the launch of its next-generation Internet Explorer 10 web browser on the last-generation Windows 7 operating system: it doesn't work properly if you're using hybrid graphics.

I was able to install IE 10 RTM on a hybrid graphics laptop (GT 520M + Intel HD 3000 with latest reference drivers from NVIDIA) without a problem. Maybe the article only applies to hybrid grapics laptops whose Nvidia reference drivers won't install and only OEM drivers work.

IE 10 is twice as fast as Firefox.

HammerHead said:

I don't entirely agree with the "hybrid" graphics theory. Graphics maybe but "hybrid"? I have two rigs one is in my system specs here. IE10 will install but does not render some sites correctly. I tried a lot of settings and re installs etc. I am now a happy FF19 User.

I'd agree with both your take on the hybrid graphics, and with IE10 not rendering properly on some sites. If I go to the What Are You Listening To? thread here at sevenforums, some of the youtube videos show but the next post down for example may show just the Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage message. If I hit the Refresh button it will correct many or sometimes most of the posts. Another site that is really messed up is US Debt Clock which displays as shown.

I went back to IE9 but it now it has the same problems 10 has so I reinstalled 10 but it's still the same. FF may be installed soon. Funny thing is the pre-release version of 10 did not have these problems on my system but it too now does if I go back to it.