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|25th June 2008, 12:20||#1|
Join Date: May 2002
Real-World Firefox 3 Memory Usage Leads the Field
I developed a Windows Forms application in .NET called Memory Watcher that "watches" the system memory numbers. It uses a timer to poll the processes every 3 seconds. It then records every number and also prints them out in a grid on the screen. This allows us to keep track of each program's memory usage over time and with real-world usage.
These results are from opening Memory Watcher and then using the browser between 9,000 and 11,000 seconds (close to 3 hours). Each browser is tested in a separate session, and there are brief periods of inactivity throughout the time period. The vertical axis is the memory used in MB, and the horizontal axis contains the memory "checkpoints" my program took (one every 3 seconds).
|25th June 2008, 16:49||#2|
Interesting. I wish they had included Opera 9.27, it was a significantly more lean browser than 9.5. Results would have been par with FF 3...
Still getting webpage rendering issues with 9.5, probably going to downgrade to 9.27 shortly anyway.
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