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[stve]

Opera 11 is now a release candidate & faster than ever.

 

[xXSevenXx]

I D/L Opera 11 and done a test.
In Opera 11, I put the 'view' at maximum, which is 300%, 20% (lowest) and at 160%, which is the optimum 'view' for my screen.
I tested it with Google Chrome.

Opera 11 @20% = 14785
Opera 11 @160% = 8842
Opera 11 @300% = 9194
Chrome @ optimum view = 12542

Google Chrome wins hands down.

 

[Maxxwire]

Google Chrome wins hands down.

The results you posted seem to contradict that conclusion.

~Maxx~

 

[xXSevenXx]

No, my conclusion is correct.

 

[Maxxwire]

That's odd because as Math Major in college we were taught that 12,542 (Chrome's overall score) was a lesser numerical value than 14,758 (0pera 11's overall score). Are you referring to some detail of those scores or possibly to scores at different 'views' which you have created?

~Maxx~

 

[xXSevenXx]

Please read my post again.

 

[stve]

I D/L Opera 11 and done a test.
In Opera 11, I put the 'view' at maximum, which is 300%, 20% (lowest) and at 160%, which is the optimum 'view' for my screen.
I tested it with Google Chrome.

Opera 11 @20% = 14785
Opera 11 @160% = 8842
Opera 11 @300% = 9194
Chrome @ optimum view = 12542

Google Chrome wins hands down.

I always maximize the browser & set view to 100% when I benchmark but I did a comparison with Opera set at 160% & Chrome set at 172% (the closest option in Chrome on my 26 inch monitor) & Opera scored 9375 & Chrome scored 7366.

When you posted the other day comment #360 chrome beat Opera 10.70 by only 838 ,
was the view set at 100% or 160%. ?

 

[Maxxwire]

Please read my post again.

How could any results besides testing at 100% have any possible relevance for anyone? What is optimum view? Does this differ from having the browser set at 100%?

~Maxx~

 

[xXSevenXx]

I D/L Opera 11 and done a test.
In Opera 11, I put the 'view' at maximum, which is 300%, 20% (lowest) and at 160%, which is the optimum 'view' for my screen.
I tested it with Google Chrome.

Opera 11 @20% = 14785
Opera 11 @160% = 8842
Opera 11 @300% = 9194
Chrome @ optimum view = 12542

Google Chrome wins hands down.

I always maximize the browser & set view to 100% when I benchmark but I did a comparison with Opera set at 160% & Chrome set at 172% (the closest option in Chrome on my 26 inch monitor) & Opera scored 9375 & Chrome scored 7366.

When you posted the other day comment #360 chrome beat Opera 10.70 by only 838 ,
was the view set at 100% or 160%. ?

Opera was set to 60%. Tried to make it look good. lol

 

[stve]

Opera was set to 60%. Tried to make it look good. lol

If you want to make Opera look good make sure that Turbo mode is set to off & the view is at 100%.

 

[Maxxwire]

Opera was set to 60%. Tried to make it look good. lol

You tried to make Opera 11 look good? Really? lol

~Maxx~

 

[Lebon14]

3335 points with Firefox 3.6.13. Did not try another browser.

 

[neeraj]

I think Opera 11 impressive...

 

[imeem]

Weird, when I benchmarked Opera beta against Chrome, Opera beta was faster. But now Chrome is faster than Opera 11

 

[Chiumiento]

I honestly think from what I see on here. I will always either use chrome or opera. I personally love chrome. But like I said you all are making me really like opera also. So if I ever can not use chrome. Or if someone else does not want to. I will suggest opera I guess. I should really try it for my self first though. I do know that chrome made my old as could be 2003 computer run really fast on the internet though. Almost as fast as my brand new one I have now. I could not believe it seriously. That is what made me start to love chrome in the first place. I could not play Facebook games. Then got chrome on that old computer had no problem playing them. From what I see with opera it seems like that would be better for those types. It says that social networking is a lot faster with opera.

 

[xXSevenXx]

Opera was set to 60%. Tried to make it look good. lol

You tried to make Opera 11 look good? Really? lol

~Maxx~

I hope you know see the point of 'my test', the benchmark scores can be 'manipulated'.

 

[Maxxwire]

I hope you know see the point of 'my test', the benchmark scores can be 'manipulated'.

You might be able to slow Opera down, but can you get Chrome to do 20,302 on Peacekeeper? Some things just can't be manipulated.

~Maxx~

 

[stve]

Opera was set to 60%. Tried to make it look good. lol

You tried to make Opera 11 look good? Really? lol

~Maxx~

I hope you know see the point of 'my test', the benchmark scores can be 'manipulated'.

Why bother with screwing around with the results if you want faster scores run the test again when your browser releases a newer faster version, we don't have to wait long these days if you use Chrome or Opera.
If you screw the test its the rendering, social networking & complex graphics that benefit the most the other sections barely change.

To be meaningful the Peacekeeper benchmark should be run at 100% in your browser & it is mainly useful for comparing different browsers on your own PC.

 

[xXSevenXx]

I hope you know see the point of 'my test', the benchmark scores can be 'manipulated'.

You might be able to slow Opera down, but can you get Chrome to do 20,302 on Peacekeeper? Some things just can't be manipulated.

~Maxx~

As far as my set up is concerned Chrome out performs Opera;

Opera 11 @160% (optimum view) = 8842

Chrome @ optimum view = 12542.

For me, Chrome is also more 'user friendly'.

PS I've un-installed Opera.

 

[Maxxwire]

xxSevenxx- I'm glad that you are satisfied with the

result that you created.

~Maxx~