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Firefox is the best browser for PC gamers?
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<blockquote data-quote="Evjl&#039;s Rain" data-source="post: 940075" data-attributes="member: 51905"><p>the problem is when playing games, people demand highest FPS possible -> close the browser</p><p>other options: use 32bit browsers -> they use significantly lower RAM than the 64bit variants without noticeable performance drop -> I'm using chromium 32bit now, almost no difference from the 64bit in terms of performance</p><p>moreover, we can use cleanmem to optimize RAM usage of all processes or only whitelisted processes (browser.exe) -> this can lower the mem. usage by a huge margin</p><p></p><p>The test is inconclusive because they only tested these browser with 3 tabs opened. How about 1 tab, 5 tabs or 10 tabs with/without extensions? According to other tests, firefox almost always uses higher memory than chromium browsers</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Evjl's Rain, post: 940075, member: 51905"] the problem is when playing games, people demand highest FPS possible -> close the browser other options: use 32bit browsers -> they use significantly lower RAM than the 64bit variants without noticeable performance drop -> I'm using chromium 32bit now, almost no difference from the 64bit in terms of performance moreover, we can use cleanmem to optimize RAM usage of all processes or only whitelisted processes (browser.exe) -> this can lower the mem. usage by a huge margin The test is inconclusive because they only tested these browser with 3 tabs opened. How about 1 tab, 5 tabs or 10 tabs with/without extensions? According to other tests, firefox almost always uses higher memory than chromium browsers [/QUOTE]
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