Hello,
Suppose the data that appears in the table, as many as more than 50 columns and 1500 rows and in the table there is input in it maybe several columns. So the question is, with this, is it necessary PC/Laptop spec with what minimum requirements? is it more greedy in processor or RAM or what?
With the above case, more than 50 columns and 1500 rows, there are edits and data processes in the Table, and the result must be 1 second. How?
We do not measure this kind of metric. Handsontable uses virtualization and has no known memory leaks, so memory usage depends largely on the browser environment.
However, if you’d like to optimize the page as much as possible, I recommend the following guides:
- Reducing bundle size: Bundle size - JavaScript Data Grid | Handsontable
- Performance optimization: Performance - JavaScript Data Grid | Handsontable
- Batch operations: Batch operations - JavaScript Data Grid | Handsontable
ps. We also recommend profiling the grid using browser DevTools if you encounter any performance issues in specific scenarios.
Thank you for your reply and information.
That’s enough for now, I’ll try it on my side first. If there are any new problems, I’ll let you know.
With my case that I mentioned
i9 Gen13 RAM 8GB => 3.3 sec
i7 Gen13 RAM 8GB => 3.4 sec
i7 Gen13 RAM 20Gb => 5.9 sec
i7 Gen7 RAM 8GB => 7.1 sec
i3 Gen7 RAM 16GB => 7.2 sec
i3 Gen2 RAM 4GB => 12.1 sec
It seems to affect processor performance.
This is just our assumption when testing the data retrieval.
Thank you very much for the feedback.