Post your Internet Browser Benchmark

[johncc]

I ran this on Win 8/ Windows Developer in order to test IE10; not that promising on my system.

 

[Dave76]

That score seems about right for IE, all browser tests run differently.

It's a way to tell how different browsers run on your system, I always use the seat of the pants test when choosing a primary browser.

I use IE9 and the Win8 IE10, for certain sites that run better on that browser, Chrome for general browsing - works well with google search for some reason, Opera works the best for me on Seven and Eight Forums.

And remember Win8 Dev is a pre-beta version as is IE10, so is not 'polished'.

 

[JaidynM]

Looks like Chrome won it for me, and by a long shot. Not sure if I'll change from Firefox but I'll give it a try. Especially since Mozilla seem to have gone mad, switching browser might not be such a bad idea.

 

[NRT]

here is mine

 

[A Guy]

Looks like Chrome won it for me, and by a long shot. Not sure if I'll change from Firefox but I'll give it a try. Especially since Mozilla seem to have gone mad, switching browser might not be such a bad idea.

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Use the one you like Jaidyn, as I find this mostly useless. If you had Opera, and tested that, it would have likely won. So individual browsers score better, but it doesn't mean they are better (for you). A Guy

 

[fanec75m]

test

here i think i am in the middle

 

[JaidynM]

Looks like Chrome won it for me, and by a long shot. Not sure if I'll change from Firefox but I'll give it a try. Especially since Mozilla seem to have gone mad, switching browser might not be such a bad idea.

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Use the one you like Jaidyn, as I find this mostly useless. If you had Opera, and tested that, it would have likely won. So individual browsers score better, but it doesn't mean they are better (for you). A Guy

Fair enough. All the same, I might still give Chrome a try. For all I know, I might like it better!

 

[maluthor]

I think that you can use any type of opening system for use any web browser all type of browser are supported
Firefox 3.0.10 (no proxy) 1121
Chrome (with IE proxy) 3308
Internet Explorer

 

[Shukaku]

Since I use only Chrome, here's my benchmark.

 

[GeneO]

Here are my latest. It doesn't reflect the dip in my Firefox 9.0.x nightly x64 below 8000. It could be updated graphics drivers, but I suspect it is Firefox (chrome doesn't dip). I mostly use Firefox nightly x64.

 

[Dch48]

Here's my results. Even though Chrome won, I'll still use IE9 for a few reasons. There is no discernible difference in speed in actual browsing and I think IE9 is a lot more secure. The script shield in Avast also scans all scripts in IE and none at all in Chrome.

 

[Dave76]

It's just an indication of how the browsers are running on your system.

Run the one you like, with todays browsers the benchmark differences are hardly noticeable in real world usage.

 

[Maxxwire]

The script shield in Avast also scans all scripts in IE and none at all in Chrome.

That's a pretty compelling reason right there! BTW might I know you from the Comodo Forums?

~Maxx~

 

[Dch48]

The script shield in Avast also scans all scripts in IE and none at all in Chrome.

That's a pretty compelling reason right there! BTW might I know you from the Comodo Forums?

~Maxx~

Yep you sure do

 

[dreamer]

Chrome is the clear winner on my laptop but i am surprised by the performance of Internet explorer

 

[richport29]

Chrome is the clear winner on my laptop but i am surprised by the performance of Internet explorer

Are you using the 32 bit IE9 or the 64 bit?

The 32 bit version has much better performance.

 

[elfsun]

This is my result in Avant browser with IE rendering mode and firefox mode

 

[dreamer]

Are you using the 32 bit IE9 or the 64 bit?

The 32 bit version has much better performance.

I am using 64 bit IE9.....

 

[richport29]

Are you using the 32 bit IE9 or the 64 bit?

The 32 bit version has much better performance.

I am using 64 bit IE9.....

I thought so. The 32 bit version has the new engine, the 64 bit doesn't (much slower).

Give the 32 bit a try.

 

[Commodore Pet]

This brings up a good point. When is the 64 bit version getting a new engine? Is it a new engine in IE10 64 bit?