Today I used the benchmarks found at JSMark.com to test the latest beta of Firefox (Firefox 7).
My PC is a Core 2 E8400 @ 3.6 GHz with Windows 7 64-bit.
Here are the findings:
| Test |
Firefox 4 |
Firefox 6 |
Firefox 7 |
| CPU (Modern) |
335 |
465 |
515 |
| CPU (Classic) |
14215 |
12750 |
13325 |
As you can see, Firefox 6 and 7 are both about 40-50% faster than Firefox 4 in the Modern CPU Test. In the Classic CPU Test, Firefox 4 still has an edge of about 10% over the others.
This means overall JavaScript performance is about 30% faster in Firefox 6 than in Firefox 4. In Firefox 7, it’s about 50% faster than in Firefox 4.
So while Firefox 7 does not deliver significant JavaScript performance advantages over the previous version, it does deliver quite a cumulative improvement over Firefox 4.
August 28, 2011
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JavaScript Faster in Firefox 7
Today I used the benchmarks found at JSMark.com to test the latest beta of Firefox (Firefox 7).
My PC is a Core 2 E8400 @ 3.6 GHz with Windows 7 64-bit.
Here are the findings:
As you can see, Firefox 6 and 7 are both about 40-50% faster than Firefox 4 in the Modern CPU Test. In the Classic CPU Test, Firefox 4 still has an edge of about 10% over the others.
This means overall JavaScript performance is about 30% faster in Firefox 6 than in Firefox 4. In Firefox 7, it’s about 50% faster than in Firefox 4.
So while Firefox 7 does not deliver significant JavaScript performance advantages over the previous version, it does deliver quite a cumulative improvement over Firefox 4.
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