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- DtrQ
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Test how well your browser supports HTML5

http://www.html5test.com

Also, you can look at HTML5 features.

[quote:4e2s9aw0]FileReader API
FileWriter API

Does it mean you can add save\load system to your game?
- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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Yep, HTML5 has web storage so you can make save games.
- Noga
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Here's a benchmark test for HTML5 (for games) to go along with the above:

http://www.kevs3d.co.uk/dev/asteroidsbench/

Benchmark Score: 1518

Average FPS: 32

on Chrome 9.0.597.107

Is anyone using beta? Would like to see if there is a big difference as they say here, there should be. ...a 66% improvement in JavaScript performance...
- Mipey
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Didn't they release Chrome 10 just now?
- Tom Construct Team Founder
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Benchmark Score: 2707

Average FPS: 57

On Chrome
- RayKst
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Benchmark Score: 2269

Average FPS: 48

Tests that did not run at 60 : 3 and 5

Chrome 10.0.648.127

Damn
- danny
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Benchmark Score: 2891

Average FPS: 61

Chrome 10.0.648.127
- Tom Construct Team Founder
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Benchmark Score: 2891

Average FPS: 61

Chrome 10.0.648.127

fwah what's your PC's spec?
- danny
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> Benchmark Score: 2891

> Average FPS: 61

>

> Chrome 10.0.648.127

>

fwah what's your PC's spec?

Intel core i7 870

radeon 6850 (plan to get another soon)

16gb ddr3 sdram (for 3d work)

70gb intel SSD
- RayKst
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Man, does HTML5 really need this level of hardware to run at constant 60FPS with lots of sprites and effects ?
- Tom Construct Team Founder
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~Kiyo, remember that HTML5 is a new technology and browsers are constantly improving. I'm not sure if ANY browser currently fully supports the HTML5 spec at the moment, so give it a bit of time they'll improve in efficiency as well.

In regards to hardware, those tests are designed to put maximum stress on your computer, that's why it's a benchmark. I think in real games you will have better performance.
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- danny
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Tried the newly released IE9:

Benchmark Score: 3044

Average FPS: 64
- Agent_K64
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FF4 RC

Benchmark Score: 599

Average FPS: 13

Core 2 Duo E6600, Radeon HD 5770

I'm not impressed. ):

EDIT:

IE9

Benchmark Score: 2717

Average FPS: 57
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IE9

Benchmark Score: 2810

Average FPS: 59
- Agent_K64
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Firefox 4 RC2 has been released.

Benchmark Score: 611

Average FPS: 13

No real changes in performance for me.