Re:Web Latency Benchmark: A new kind of browser benchmark
by modeless on Monday November 11, 2013 @04:03PM
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(benchmark author here) Interesting. I will have to do more testing on Windows multi-monitor setups. I would not be surprised to learn that it's broken.
Re:Web Latency Benchmark: A new kind of browser benchmark
by Zikes on Monday November 11, 2013 @04:07PM
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If it helps at all, I'm on Windows 7 with my laptop screen as my primary monitor and an LCD screen to the left as my secondary.
I was initially in Win7's "enhanced graphics" mode (can't remember actual feature name) but when I tried to run the benchmark I was thrown into Basic mode. I had a fair amount of other applications running, though, so I may have just run out of memory.
Re:Web Latency Benchmark: A new kind of browser benchmark
by modeless on Monday November 11, 2013 @04:10PM
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Being thrown into Basic mode is unfortunately expected. I'll bet the reason it didn't work is having the secondary monitor on the left. I think I only tested it with the secondary monitor on the right.
Re:Web Latency Benchmark: A new kind of browser benchmark
by euroclydon on Monday November 11, 2013 @04:26PM
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Multiple monitors. Windows 7. Just got a black screen in both IE9 and Chrome Canary.
Did anyone else have difficulty getting it to work on a multi-monitor setup? It gave me an error about trying to find the reference image and suggested I switch monitors, but that didn't work. I finally had to disconnect my secondary monitor altogether before it would work.