![]() ![]() It does so by running a variety of tests to determine the browser’s capability to handle Javascript and HTML processes. WebXPRT is one of the most reliable benchmarking tools for evaluating a browser’s performance. So, Microsoft Edge wins this round, conveniently. ![]() Edge also pre-renders pages to load web pages faster, but it doesn’t run as many pre-rendering processes as Chrome. ![]() Generally, however, Chrome will most likely use the most resources if subjected to the same apps and websites as Microsoft Edge.Ĭhrome’s high memory usage is majorly due to the numerous pre-rendering processes running in the background Google says pre-rendering helps to improve page load time. Note: Real-time CPU and memory usage may increase or increase over time-depending on how you use the browsers, and websites you visit, as well as the type and quantity of extensions installed. ![]()
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