Droid Bionic browser benchmarked, numbers look impressive!

All else being equal, we know the omap4 will process data faster than other chipsets. As evidenced by the D3/Tbolt/iPhone4 wifi comparo. The d3 won every test (except the flash one, which the iphone won for obvious reasons.

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Bwordly over at AC forums did another video of a new benchmark browser test where he scored over 53,000!

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In comparison my 5yr old laptop with Chrome just scored 350,087. My Droid 1 running LFY V1.95 at 1.1ghz scored 29,385.

Smartphone browsers have a long way to go yet IMO.

 

Interesting, never ran BrowserMark. My stock DX that I picked up used off ebay back in March scored 30917.

 

I just scored 929k on my computer heh. Only 19k on my OG.

 

Liderc, what kind of computer setup do you have? Nearly a million is pretty impressive, sir!

 

Just curious. Why was it being benchmarked on 3G ?
I'm currently getting 560,000 on my computer over my DSL connection.
Wouldn't this phone measure similarly on a 4G network ?

 

What exactly is the supposed to measure??? I'm not one for benchmarks because they show numbers but they don't always show performance.

 

Took some crappy pics of mine just for proof:

OG Droid (CM7, 1ghz med vol chevy)

Wifi (43423):
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3G (38528):
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That's my point. You are getting similar numbers with an OG Droid.
So what is so impressive about the Bionic numbers ?

 

He also OC'd it and has a custom ROM and kernel on it. Does that make a difference? Who knows....but it isnt a stock Droid 1.

I just tried it on my computer:

I have IE open with the Bionic AR game in a tab, Firefox with 6 tabs open, Chrome with 1 tab

Firefox got 220,000 something, stuttered in some tests...Chrome got 665, 000...ran it smoother.

I have alot of extensions and things in Firefox, not that many in Chrome. Just fired up Opera, got 538,000. Opera ran it the fastest, smoothest. No extensions or things in Opera.

Looking at the post above mine too, its some different variables that can give different scores. I assume the same can be said for phones. Anandtech mentioned for the GS2 some elements of the browser might be gpu accelerated. Probably HTC's too.

This is why benchmarks never tell the entire story. It ran faster and smoother in Opera...but Chrome scored higher.