Spartan Beats Chrome In Google’s Own Playground
Shows its true potential.
Remember the days when one browser developer would create a new benchmark, which (of course) would favor their own web browser and make it appear faster? Then another developer would join and the story continues…
However, now with Project Spartan, it looks like Microsoft’s web browser has surpasses Google Chrome in none other than Octane 2.0 benchmark.
According to the latest results, Spartan scored around 32,000 points while the 64 bit version of Google Chrome has managed to reach a 30,000 points mark. And in case you are wondering, Firefox Nightly got 27,000.
That’s a pretty awesome achievement, considering that Spartan is still months away from reaching the consumers.
[Via: Neowin]
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According to whom? Microsoft?
I got tired of clicking links to links but it appears these “results” are by Microsoft whose reputation for such things precedes them. Quit showing us lab experiments on pre-release versions. As in the past, reality hits Microsoft in the face on real released versions of their browser.