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Is there any studies / data that show DIV (with CSS) faster than TABLE?

I saw that similar questions had been asked before, for example: For tabular data, which makes it faster, CSS or <TABLE>? or Why not use tables for layout in HTML?

However, in addition to the rather old questions (2-4 years ago), I wonder if there really is a study / data that proves with a number that <DIV> (with CSS) does faster than <TABLE> for displaying tabular data.

I am not trying to ignore the idea that DIV + CSS is faster (or a table is more suitable), I want to know only for practical purposes.

I am also not going to discuss this. What I was expecting is a reference to numbers.

Like the previous questions, I also know that it is better to use a table to display tabular data. But I just want to know which one is actually statistically faster.

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Update:

Discussion of tables or sections continued for a long time and remained unresolved. As mentioned in your question, a table is more logical when used to display tabular data.

Other than that, when we move on to HTML5, the elements are more logical and then just the style components. Allows divs split part and display table data.

Response to the introduction header

CSS is a style sheet, and a table is an element. A comparison of the two is outdated. ###

Read this article. This applies to other than the articles usually do.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1385262/

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