Try Chrome. I scored 210 on my MSI Wind with it.
I also like Chrome because there are no toolbars to rob my precious screen space.
I also like Chrome because there are no toolbars to rob my precious screen space.
Opera vs. FF3 vs. Google Chrome on Asus 1000HE (results inside)
On my cruddy work wireless network, I ran the Futuremark Peacekeeper Browser Benchmark on my ASUS 1000HE.
I run the XP Home Royale Noir theme, along with NOD32 running in the background. 1GB of ram stock.
Scores:
Firefox 3.0.7:
Test 1: 99
Test 2: 101
Opera 9.6:
Test 1: 156
Test 2: 154
Incredible. Switching now.
EDIT: Added Google Chrome:
Test 1: 201
Test 2: 209
I will be sticking with Opera, I love the way it looks and at least its a happy medium between FF3 which I am so used to, and Chrome which looks boring.
I run the XP Home Royale Noir theme, along with NOD32 running in the background. 1GB of ram stock.
Scores:
Firefox 3.0.7:
Test 1: 99
Test 2: 101
Opera 9.6:
Test 1: 156
Test 2: 154
Incredible. Switching now.
EDIT: Added Google Chrome:
Test 1: 201
Test 2: 209
I will be sticking with Opera, I love the way it looks and at least its a happy medium between FF3 which I am so used to, and Chrome which looks boring.
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