The EVO will load webpages faster than the TP2. Here's why.

[Cicatrize]

Originally Posted by champ052005

lol.....I think this thread went to hell too.

Props for trying Cicatrize. I was hoping that one dude came back to prove his "point" on phones being the same on the same network. If he is doing that for a living then I really hope he is still employed for his sake, because uhhhh the dude is totally wrong.

Thanks. Call me a masochist, but I was actually hoping someone would come in here and prove me wrong. Not gonna happen, I guess. lol

[gTen]

Originally Posted by Cicatrize

Thanks. Call me a masochist, but I was actually hoping someone would come in here and prove me wrong. Not gonna happen, I guess. lol

Well since you asked...

RAM:
It's possible the RAM may also be a bottleneck. With 512MB of RAM on the Evo, the allocated memory to the browser will most likely be much larger than the TP2 which has an inferior 288MB. This allows more information to be loaded into the memory at once, allowing the CPU to also handle more at once. Again, the page will load faster. Also, I'm not sure about the bus speed or if there is a difference between the two devices, but if the bus speed is lower on the TP2, that will be another bottleneck to consider.

Ok RAM size will in no way effect the speed unless you are almost out of ram...The only way ram will help is if it is clocked faster...In comparisons the CPU will be bottlenecked way before you are out of RAM...

I have now avenged the kitty!

[Cicatrize]

Originally Posted by gTen

Ok RAM size will in no way effect the speed unless you are almost out of ram...The only way ram will help is if it is clocked faster...In comparisons the CPU will be bottlenecked way before you are out of RAM...

I have now avenged the kitty!

Yeah, that's why I used words like "most likely", and "possible". lol

Doesn't the OS allocate a smaller amount of RAM per application when less RAM is available to use though? The amount of free RAM is not used in its entirety to one running application.

[gTen]

Originally Posted by Cicatrize

Yeah, that's why I used words like "most likely", and "possible". lol

Doesn't the OS allocate a smaller amount of RAM per application when less RAM is available to use though? The amount of free RAM is not used in its entirety to one running application.

The applications allocate a standard amount of ram. It has nothing to do with the total amount of ram.

[Cicatrize]

Originally Posted by gTen

The applications allocate a standard amount of ram. It has nothing to do with the total amount of ram.

Oh. I stand corrected then.

[WarChild]

Originally Posted by gTen

The applications allocate a standard amount of ram. It has nothing to do with the total amount of ram.

Thats good to know!




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