![]() ![]() This PC uses a 2.6GHZ Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5300 processor and has 6GBs of RAM and a 640GB hard-drive. This time around I picked a Gateway SX2802-07 desktop. The first thing I did was to start talking with Microsoft, who, as you might have guessed, had wanted to talk to me anyway, and to set up a new benchmark PC. When I started hearing from people that I respected, like my ZDNet bud Ed Bott, that he was also seeing results that put IE 9 RC just ahead of Chrome, I decided to re-run my benchmarks and take a closer look at my results. Still, as I said, I wasn't happy with my results. I call them like I see them and, in my tests, the IE 9 RC was just dreadfully slow compared to the others. Some were outraged and accused me of deliberating trying to set up IE to fail. Some of my readers were more than puzzled. When I recently took a look at the brand new Chrome 10 Web browser, the results for the latest release candidate of Internet Explorer (IE) 9 puzzled me because they were so bad. ![]()
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