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TL;DR > What to make of these results? It seems like Microsoft has been targeting their optimization effort for the competitor benchmarks in order to show impr
by mythz 11y ago
TL;DR
> What to make of these results? It seems like Microsoft has been targeting their optimization effort for the competitor benchmarks in order to show impressive results for their new product. When it comes to more intensive and complex HTML5 benchmarks they are still miles behind the competition.
- theg2 11y agoAs I posted on another comment, the TL;DR is more like this: "Well these tests don't meet my expectations so lets keep testing using other benchmarks until I'm validated".
- mythz 11y agoHis conclusion stands, he's got 1/2 of the claimed perf gains from the using the benchmarks the Edge Team advertised, but when tested against other Independent benchmarks Edge's performance falls dramatically short, making it reasonable to deduce Edge is optimized around the benchmarks the PR team is advertising.
- heinrich5991 11y agoIt's unclear how these additional tests were selected. If the criterium was to find a benchmark where Chrome performs better, then you can't conclude much from this.
- sp332 11y agoThe IE team has said that they prioritize features based on how they are used on the most popular websites. I'd like to see a benchmark that was just the wall-clock time to load the Alexa Top 1,000.