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0 pointspcwalton12y ago0 comments

Citation on the 15-30% claim? We see more like 50%, including compilation time. Sometimes much faster on certain benchmarks (Bullet IIRC?) now that float32 support has landed.

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timje112y ago

https://hacks.mozilla.org/2013/12/monster-madness-creating-g...

This is from a link in the article for more information. These Monster Madness fellows found Firefox gave them 33% of native performance, and Chrome 20%. Presumably IE would give you fractions of these figures.

I figured that, rather than citing figures from benchmarks, I'd go for the real world scenario that this release has given us.

ZeroGravitas12y ago

Those figures seem to be in the context of a week long initial port. The team lead uses a figure of 50% in the video.

azakai12y ago

Also, much of these games is 3D rendering, and WebGL runs at essentially full native performance.

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