Google Chrome 10 Available In Canary Build, 2 Times Faster Than Chrome 9
Google Chrome 10 is now available in the Canary build of the browser. The new update includes the Crankshaft technology for the V8 JavaScript engine. The new Canary build is currently at version 10.0.603.3 and is definitely faster than the current Chrome 9 on the dev channel.

I ran a test using Chrome’s V8 Benchmark suite and Chrome 10 almost has a 50% 70% increase in performance over Chrome 9 as you can see. This bodes well with the claim Google made about Crankshaft almost doubling Chrome’s current speed.

Google Chrome Canary Build is not for the for the faint-hearted, it is based upon code which is untested so you might want to stay away from it if you don’t like crashes. However, you can install Canary Build as a separate installation so it should not be a problem as such. Interested? Go ahead and download Chrome Canary build from here http://tools.google.com/dlpage/chromesxs.
(Source: DSQ)
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Just went crazy trying to find this page again, but luckily I documented it on my forum and remembered that the key word to search for was canary :p
But I was looking for this speed test that you did
and now I’m able to try it out
I just tested Chromium 11.0.659.0 (73627)
and came out with
Score: 6344
Richards: 8211
DeltaBlue: 10533
Crypto: 10273
RayTrace: 7400
EarleyBoyer: 14609
RegExp: 1692
Splay: 2546
If only I could remember when I tried it on chromium 7 and 10