Google Octane benchmark (higher better).Mozilla Kraken benchmark (lower better).RAM usage with 10 websites open (,, ,, ,, ,, , ).The following tests were run for each web browser individually. Google Chrome 47 64-bit (select download Chrome for other platforms).No modifications were made to the browsers and all were installed using the default settings suggested by the manufacturer. No download link for Microsoft Edge as it is only offered as part of Windows 10 and not as a standalone version.Īll browsers were installed on a fully updated Windows 10 PC. Because of this, Opera has not been included in the tests. The two exceptions are Microsoft Edge which is only offered as a 64-bit version and the "new" Opera browser which is only offered as a 32-bit version. It is usually the case that the 64-bit versions are not offered directly, and that one has to click on an extra link to display 64-bit download links. Most web browsers are offered as 32-bit or 64-bit versions. The test system is a decent Intel Core i5-2500, 8GB RAM, 256 GB Solid State Drive system with a Nvidia GeForce GTX 960 and Windows 10.
Performance is not everything of course and there may be other reasons why you pick a particular browser over another even if it may use more RAM or perform worse in benchmarks. If you require certain plug-ins for instance such as Java, you may not be able to use a 64-bit version of a browser as it may not be supported. These differences can be important depending on what you are using the browser for.
It won't take other differences such as plug-in support into account though so keep that in mind. You can use it to compare the 32-bit and 64-bit version of a browser, or compare the performance across browsers to find out which may be most suitable for you. This comparison guide analyzes the performance of select browsers to find out which version of it performs better.
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