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Anyone got independent verification? What about across a representative sample of sites and apps? As it stands, this seems too easily cooked to be accepted at f
by asadotzler 13y ago
Anyone got independent verification? What about across a representative sample of sites and apps? As it stands, this seems too easily cooked to be accepted at face value.
- iamshs 13y agoHere is the study: http://download.microsoft.com/download/7/2/0/7204397B-DF32-4C97-A86C-C06F55000992/FhCSE%20-%20The%20Impact%20of%20Internet%20Browsers%20on%20Computer%20Energy%20Consumption.pdf http://download.microsoft.com/download/7/2/0/7204397B-DF32-4... And admittedly it is in detail including sites used and test bed. The difference in power draw upon firing IE, Mozilla and Chrome is small, but it is there. In both, flash and bare bones tests. I do not know how big of a difference it will make on portable computers though.
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- iamshs 13y agoThe error in the results is not given, depending upon that it can be a significant difference too. or maybe IE is really energy optimized.