User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (iPod; CPU iPhone OS 3_1_3 like Mac OS X;en-us) AppleWebKit/528.18 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile/7E18 Safari/528.16
Status: Failed, your browser does not support workers.
Sony Playstation Portable (PSP-3002)
Similar situation as the Wii. Mercy killed.
Sony Playstation 3 (PS3) 4.81 (Gen 2 Model/Gen 3.5 System)
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (PLAYSTATION 3 4.81) AppleWebKit/531.22.8 (KHTML, like Gecko)
Status: Failed, your browser does not support workers
Wii
Mercy Killed. Softlock.
WiiU
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Nintendo WiiU) AppleWebKit/536.30 (KHTML, like Gecko) NX/3.0.4.12
NintendoBrowser/4.3.1.11264.EU
Status: Failed, your browser does not support workers
Warp wrote:
For the fun of it, I ran the page on the PS4 web browser (running on a PS4 Pro).
I stopped it there because each line was taking several minutes.
That's pretty inexcusable especially when I ran the iPhone 4 which took about the same amount of time as the PS4 does.
Pending: PS4.
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Thanks for testing so far guys, keep them coming. I'm especially interested in results on the weakest devices you may be using.
OmnipotentEntity wrote:
Note: It doesn't seem to run on my phone at all.
Either version? Is there an error message? Does it just lock up?
Dacicus wrote:
I'm assuming that higher durations are worse?
Correct. Although that certain tests take longer than others is expected.
Warp wrote:
I don't know if smaller is better, but since it's measuring time, I'm assuming it is. I always thought that Chrome is faster than Firefox, but it appears that in this case it certainly isn't.
Smaller is better. For Chrome vs. Firefox, you have no idea how large the disparity is. For crypto code, I'm finding FF wipes the floor with Chrome. In fact I tweaked this test case to perform better with Chrome than earlier, at the expense of FF, and FF is still generally faster.
Spikestuff wrote:
Thank you so much for this. It's important to know if some older stuff produces odd results, so we can catch various bugs. I may whip up some other tests at some point to see if we can figure out when this device does and doesn't do the right thing.
Spikestuff wrote:
Pending: PSP (doesn't support my current wireless, doing a backup to make it work), PS3, PS4, Wii and WiiU.
Thank you, I look forward to it.
Bobo the King wrote:
Seems slow...
Because I'm not the most computer-savvy person on here, could you explain what this is? Is it essentially just a CPU speed test?
This is a series of tests using varying amounts of resources in a browser doing CPU intensive crypto operations to see how browsers perform. One thing that surprises me from the tests you guys are doing is that I'm seeing some of you with faster CPUs are getting much worse performance than those of you with slower CPUs. My 5 year old CPU is beating a bunch of modern CPUs in this thread. I'm wondering if this is due to some having poor silicon in their CPUs which under-perform, power saving settings, or if various browser plugins or perhaps active browser tabs are slowing down operations being benchmarked.
One trend which I noticed with several others that are testing for me is that Linux builds of Firefox seem to be significantly outperforming Windows builds of Firefox on the same machine, although it's unclear as to why.
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For the fun of it, I ran the page on the PS4 web browser (running on a PS4 Pro). This web browser is one of the most horrendous and inefficient pieces of crap software I have ever seen. The results are even worse than I thought. (I can't copypaste from the PS4, so I'm going to write these results manually):
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Warp, I find that shocking. Isn't the PS4 a modern piece of equipment? What browser engine is it using? What's the CPU arch?
My 10 year old laptop can run the slowest test in <20 seconds. That's just mind boggling...
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The PS4 Pro uses a 2.13 GHz x86-64 AMD “Jaguar”, 8 cores. The CPU is fine, it's just that the PS4 web browser is absolutely horrendous. I don't know which engine it uses.
Warp, I find that shocking. Isn't the PS4 a modern piece of equipment? What browser engine is it using? What's the CPU arch?
My 10 year old laptop can run the slowest test in <20 seconds. That's just mind boggling...
The PS4 browser uses WebKit and its JavaScriptCore engine, which is really fast. It is slow because, in newer firmwares, Sony disabled Javascript JIT in the browser, fearing that people could exploit it to run code remotely and jailbreak it.
I can confirm that the 3ds, the old models anyway, fail to even load these tests... RIP
I dunno about you guys but does this test work on the Sega Dreamcast tho
Maybe it can work on the Nintendo Switch too...
I also tried running it using Safari, but it didn't seem to work. It just showed "Status: Processing", but even the first result didn't show even after several minutes of waiting. Either it would have taken many minutes, or for some reason it didn't work at all. Also tried the constrained version, same thing.
On a New 3DS the page says "Status: Failed, your browser does not support workers."
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Windows 7 x64 SP1, AMD Athlon 7750 Dual-Core Processor, 3.0GB RAM, NVIDIA 9800 GT
Opera 12.18.1873
This one gives the worst speed, but it's my main browser so please don't make me drop it for tasvideos. If needed, disable the feature for it instead.
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I'm wondering if this is due to some having poor silicon in their CPUs which under-perform, power saving settings, or if various browser plugins or perhaps active browser tabs are slowing down operations being benchmarked.
That's my theory. I have over 100 tabs open.
It's a bad habit...
