Google introduced a new benchmark - Octane

Today, Google, in its blog of the project Chromium, introduced a new JavaScript benchmark - Octane . The essence of this new test is not only to assess the synthetic power of the engine, but also in combat conditions. For this, the engine performance is measured in the actual js-libraries, not counting the standard tests for Google V8 Benchmark, such as Richards or Delta Blue. Further, a brief description of the new tests and several measurements.

• Box2DWeb - JavaScript port of a popular physical 2D engine used in some online toys.
• Mandreel is a 3D engine this time, used to transfer games on Android and iOS to the Internet.
• pdf.js is a JavaScript implementation of a PDF reader integrated into Firefox.
• GB Emulator - Game Boy emulator .
• CodeLoad - checks how quickly the JS engine is able to load frequently used libraries and start their execution. Developed as a derivative of Closure and jQuery projects.

Tests

Unfortunately, due to the lack of devices at hand, I will only test the laptop and smartphone that were with me:
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A laptop

Configuration :
CPU: Intel Core i5-2410M (2.3 GHz per core (2 physical, 2 virtual))
RAM: 4 GB (1333 MHz)
GPU: Integrated with Intel Sandy
OS: Ubuntu Linux 12.04
Browsers: Google Chrome 22.0.1229.8 dev and Firefox 14.01

Google chrome

Mozilla firefox

Smartphone

Configuration :
CPU: ARM Cortex-A9 @ 1GHz (2 cores)
RAM: 1 GB (frequency unknown)
GPU: Integrated into NVIDIA Tegra 2 (GeForce ULP 2)
OS: Android 2.3.7 (CyanogenMod 7.2)
Browsers: Dolphin Engine Beta, Opera Mobile (the freshest versions from Google Play)

Dolphin beta

Dolphin simply could not pass the tests of Mandreel and pdf.js, receiving 0.

Opera Mobile

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