Post your Internet Browser Benchmark

From the Peacekeeper site

Other than the browser itself, the most significant factor affecting the Peacekeeper score is the type of CPU in your PC. That said, Peacekeeper is designed to compare the relative performance of different browsers on your PC.

The latest from Chrome & Opera both released today.
Opera 11.01 build 1164 is fastest in all the categories except Data (Chromium leads opera by over 34,000 in the Data section)

Opera still has a small lead over Chromium on my PC.

stve, thanks for posting the benchmarks for these versions of browsers.

The best way to see the performance increase/level is to check the new versions on the same system, since the CPU and GPU have such an affect on these scores, we can see how much improvement comes with each new version.

For some reason Chrome scored better than Opera on my benchmark. I did them both with the exact same everything. I ran them each in there own browser by them self one after another. But Opera was the first one I did. Also when I did Opera it had to download the futuremark thing first. So maybe that had something to do with it. Or maybe because I did not have turbo turned on could have also. I do not use turbo. Because it said I might make faster computers not work as good. I tried it but the it was saying some things could not load on sites. So I turned it off and now it is not saying it. Do you think Turbo will make it faster for someone with a non dial up or slow inter net. I have high speed. I do not have the highest high speed.

Chiumiento said:

For some reason Chrome scored better than Opera on my benchmark. I did them both with the exact same everything. I ran them each in there own browser by them self one after another. But Opera was the first one I did. Also when I did Opera it had to download the futuremark thing first. So maybe that had something to do with it. Or maybe because I did not have turbo turned on could have also. I do not use turbo. Because it said I might make faster computers not work as good. I tried it but the it was saying some things could not load on sites. So I turned it off and now it is not saying it. Do you think Turbo will make it faster for someone with a non dial up or slow inter net. I have high speed. I do not have the highest high speed.

Opera & Chrome are both fast on Peacekeeper , your PC has a different combo of hardware & software to mine & for your PC Chrome is faster, your result is just as valid as mine.
If you run Peacekeeper on Opera Turbo mode should be off & view should be at 100%.
The order you run the Peacekeeper tests does not affect the result as the test only starts after your PC has been validated.

Chiumiento said:

Do you think Turbo will make it faster for someone with a non dial up or slow inter net. I have high speed. I do not have the highest high speed.

Opera Turbo uses server side compression to speed up slow dial-up internet connections, but if it is used with faster connections it will throttle down the bandwidth and slow the browser down considerably which is why a warning message will appear if you try to use Opera Turbo with a high speed internet connection.

~Maxx~

wds7- Your laptop's Peacekeeper score for Chrome is not bad. My HP laptop's Opera score on Peacekeeper is about 3,200, but the desktop scores over 11,000.

~Maxx~

Not to get off topic. But no sense to make a new thread for one question. Why does it matter what zoom percentage you are at when you run the Peace keeper? I have a keyboard that lets me zoom in both Opera and chrome. I could zoom way out or way in on both of them if I wanted to. What is the difference in doing it though?

Chiumiento said:

Why does it matter what zoom percentage you are at when you run the Peace keeper?

It wouldn't as long as you disclose the zoom percentage of your results when you present your Peacekeeper benchmark so that others will know how much it has been inflated.

~Maxx~