Thanks to browser home delivery
Opera10 official version just released, Chrome’s research and development also ushered in the anniversary, Firefox3.5 official version online for some time. And today this is a time when we have to thoroughly to verify that the performance of these browser, especially on the timing and speed of the test.
Test environment:
CPU:2.0 GHz Intel Centrino Duo;
Memory: 2GB;
Operating system: Windows XP;
Tested browsers: Opera 10 release, the Chrome4.0 version, Firefox3.5 stable version;
Brief introduction to the Timer tests:
The purpose of the test: comprehensive comparative speed in various browser performance;
Tested tools: Rob Keir micro Timer application;
Test project: “cold start” speed (started for the first time), “hot start” speed (has started again after the run), and load speed of 8 tags;
Test standard: did not want to test for the 3 time averaged;
T test description:
The purpose of the test: learn t load between the various browser performance;
Tested tools: Mozilla t performance test suite–Dromaeo (aggregator for Mozilla Suite includes Apple’s SunSpider test, Google V8Benchmark tests and some unique test suites)
Memory resource consumption test description:
The purpose of the test: tests a browser resource consumption;
Testing tools: memory detection kit;
Test project: loading the same 8-a popular site tests after initial memory footprint of the browser and load a Web page memory consumption;
The overall test result is as follows:
First, the speed test results–the winners: Google Chrome
While the Chrome4.0 version is in testing performance is not satisfactory (there is probably a system factors), but Chrome2.0 is undoubtedly start winners.
Three major browser start-up speed test results
Mainstream the latest version of the browser start speed test results
Three browsers loaded 8 page speed test results
Mainstream the latest version of the browser to load 8 page speed test results
Second, integrated performance test results-t-winner: Google Chrome
Data clear, Chrome again with absolute advantage to win t test victory.
Three major browser t comprehensive performance test results
Mainstream browser latest version t comprehensive performance test results
Third, the memory resource consumption test results–the winners: Firefox
Chrome, though the speed is excellent but the resource consumption is not optimistic, in contrast Firefox has maintained a low consumption characteristics.
Three major browser memory consumption test results
Mainstream the latest version of the browser memory consumption test results
IT world Panx compiled from Lifehacker.com