I'm seeing much better performance on my AMD 8320. Single-core on this CPU isn't great so it benifits greatly when the more cores are used. With e10s I've seen my CPU get used as much as 75% whereas without e10s it usually maxes out at 13% (1 core).Virtual_ManPL wrote: care to say, where Firefox with e10s enabled is faster?
because unfortunately I'm not seeing it, except of course better snappiness in GUI
The current dev version of TMP was not set up to apply the revisions for the patch(es) in question to Aurora builds. onemen so far has only applied the changes in TMP dev version to Nightly builds.Are You A Wiiizard? wrote:x64 Aurora as per my UA. That was with the latest version of dev TMP, the previous was working fine. Currently I'm using the release build and everything is fine, it didn't seem to corrupt my settings.WildcatRay wrote:Do you have both the latest Nightly and dev version of TMP? I'm not seeing any issues...yet.
That may be the case now but I've almost always had to use the dev version as the "stable" version is too slow to include fixes to Aurora's changes.WildcatRay wrote:The current dev version of TMP was not set up to apply the revisions for the patch(es) in question to Aurora builds. onemen so far has only applied the changes in TMP dev version to Nightly builds.Are You A Wiiizard? wrote:x64 Aurora as per my UA. That was with the latest version of dev TMP, the previous was working fine. Currently I'm using the release build and everything is fine, it didn't seem to corrupt my settings.WildcatRay wrote:Do you have both the latest Nightly and dev version of TMP? I'm not seeing any issues...yet.
Well, it looks as though you will have to wait for onemen to update the dev version to apply to Aurora builds with the patch(es) in question.Are You A Wiiizard? wrote:That may be the case now but I've almost always had to use the dev version as the "stable" version is too slow to include fixes to Aurora's changes.
e10s is noticeably slower compared to disabled e10s on my machine. How to check: load 9 tabs, open 100 bookmarks in the background, measure how long it takes to switch from the 1st to the 9th tab (you have to wait until the throbber disappears). Results:Grantius wrote:>enabled e10s, which is still slower compared to disabled e10s
This meme has to really stop - I'm sorry you get a lot slower with your particular setup but since e10s has come out I've found on all my different setups Nightly is extremely quick. I don't use 10000 addons so maybe that's why, and I'm not the only person who has found it a lot faster....