Comments on: Why Google Chrome may not be the big revolution you think it is

By: diagnostic immobilier

diagnostic immobilier — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 01:12:07 +0000

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By: Atrix256

Atrix256 — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 08:21:21 +0000

I wanted to add my two cents here, I’m a professional console game programmer working on implementing (what i hope to be) a real time ray tracer in javascript using a 2d html5 canvas.

With a 300 x 300 pixel canvas with 2 spheres and a plane, brute force testing for collisions, casting just a primary ray for each pixels, my browsers give:
IE: 1.5fps (666ms)
Firefox: 2fps (500ms)
Chrome: 5ps (200ms)

caching the intersection results from the previous frame, so that all it does is shading per pixel (again just for the primary rays), my browsers give:
IE: 4.5fps (222ms)
Firefox: 7-7.5fps (about 140ms)
Chrome: 20fps (50ms!)

This and other benchmarks have shown me that Chrome is significantly faster than firefox which is a lot faster than IE. Opera has given me numbers pretty similar to firefox performance.

My fps timing works by counting frames over 2 seconds and then dividing to get fps and ms, so my fps measurements may be up to 0.5fps low for each reading.

By: Muhammad W

Muhammad W — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 18:47:05 +0000

where’s the “report website” button here?

By: Niyaz PK

Niyaz PK — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 08:33:26 +0000

bynge,

Chrome is really fast, and because of this it is my default browser now.

As per the current benchmarks, safari is the fastest browser. So you may want to check out safari too.

By: bynge

bynge — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 08:12:57 +0000

Now that chrome is officially out, its time you compare it from the point of view of a common user and set aside the computer techie in you. Not that the tests you mentioned are not valid arguments for chrome being better than others.

I find it always faster than any other browser out there. I realise that it is not loaded with add-ons just as firefox, I am sure you if give them a little more time, Google will show what they really can. (I agree it just like saying Linux is faster, Both doesn’t do anything)

By: jett

jett — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 02:18:06 +0000

“”Everyone must realise that if something is made public it is no longer “beta”. You should stand behind everything you release.”"

Alpha release is private testing
Beta release is public testing

And I have not had a single crash and been using all day. The “:%” crash posted did not crash my browser. The security model they use is going to work great when “addons” or “extensions” are added. The core ideas behind it are wonderful and simple. And for an early leak I am very impressed.

By: Anish K.S

Anish K.S — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 01:33:45 +0000

Niyaz PK, Nice Post. hope Google will fix this all issues very soon.