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RE: What speed do you get on this page? (benchmark) - xmixahlx - 01-23-2020

i got the same chromium score on debian sid arm64 (~10100) from SD card. i am guessing a good SD card vs eMMC has little/no impact.


RE: What speed do you get on this page? (benchmark) - jdcard - 01-25-2020

Manjaro 19.12 Plasma on the eMMC gives me 10548 using the Vivaldi snapshot 2.11.1800.5 (Official Build) (64-bit). I wonder what I'd get on a fresh boot with only one browser tab open.

EDIT: After further testing the only significant difference I saw was that Firefox got scores about half of the two Chromium-based browsers I tested. 

Test method: Starting from power off, boot the PBP, log into KDE Plasma, open the browser and load the test page. Wait for the Plasma CPU Load Meter on my desktop to stabilize with all CPUs at less than 10%, begin the test and don't touch the mouse or keyboard while it runs.

Octane Score: 10831  2020/01/25 18:01:31 -- fresh (re)boot Vivaldi snapshot, one tab
Octane Score: 10890  2020/01/25 18:09:58 -- fresh boot Vivaldi snapshot, one tab

Octane Score: 5449   2020/01/25 18:14:05 -- Firefox Browser 72.0.2 (64-bit), one tab
Octane Score: 4999   2020/01/25 18:36:33 -- Firefox after cold boot

Octane Score: 10001  2020/01/25 18:18:25 -- Chromium Version 79.0.3945.130 (Official Build) Arch Linux ARM (64-bit), one tab
Octane Score: 9958   2020/01/25 18:26:33 -- Chromium after cold boot


RE: What speed do you get on this page? (benchmark) - xmixahlx - 01-26-2020

roughly 9-10k for chromium and 5K for firefox has been my experience spanning armhf/arm64 testing/unstable and emmc/microsd in debian. surprisingly consistent, within margin of error over three passes each.