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This is what happens when you only test your web app in super fast internet on a maxed out MacBook using Chrome.
by sotojuan 10y ago
This is what happens when you only test your web app in super fast internet on a maxed out MacBook using Chrome.
- guilamu 10y agoI'm running a core i5 @4 ghz + 16 gb of ram and it's till slughish as hell on FF.
- Numberwang 10y agoYou guys should upgrade to Chrome.
- elcct 10y agoIt crawls on my Chrome with i7
- IanCal 10y agoMac, chrome and an i7 here (early 2011 though). Seems fine. A little jerkier than other sites but not particularly bad.
- Fifer82 10y agoIt would be like death itself on Firefox, consider it an upgrade
- Numberwang 10y agoUpgrade to PC and Windows.
- oridecon 10y agoJust having the page open kicks my CPU to 4.6 GHz and I can hear my fan going crazy, Chromium 56. Doesn't happen in the documentation or checking the examples.
- seanp2k2 10y ago2016 and igpu performance is still bad compared to dedicated. With browser rendering supporting GPU accel these days, I'd still never spend money on a computer without dedicated graphics, even for productivity.
- dom0 10y agoWell this site is at best sluggish in both Firefox and Chrome on a Xeon with a relatively beefy AMD GPU. That being said the screenshots don't look so bad. The bootstrap style with lots of rounded corners and gradients doesn't really look like leading edge design, though.
- dismantlethesun 10y agoFor what it's worth... it ran fairly fast with no hiccups on a Pixel phone. I never really looked into the specs for the phone so... good job Google for matching the performance of web browsing on a MacBook Pro.