Many people have discussed Windows7 improvements for the person, but in Ubuntu it measured in contrast to be like now? We'll Ubuntu8.ten, WindowsVista, and Windows7 32-bit and 64-bit thorough comparison, to see Ubuntu within the face of the performance of this new rival, certainly, we also launched a number of the check under EXT4 Ubuntu9.04.
subsequent Dell present us with a high-configure the machine for testing, to ensure that all systems can attempt to demonstrate their strongest overall performance. Program configuration is: CPU: IntelCorei7 920 (two.67GHz, Quad Core, 8MB cache levels), 6GB RAM, 16MB cache 500GB challenging drive.
we want to test is:
one. The duration of time the method is set up;
two. Standard installation eat significantly difficult drive space;
3. startup and shutdown time;
4. through the USB device to duplicate files to the difficult disk with the time, hard copy to the hard disk of the time;
five.Richards foundation (Richards benchmark ) execution speed;
program, we also counted every technique during the set up method mouse clicks.
points in the check have to be declared just before:
* To make certain absolute fairness, said the set up time for you to complete through the machine to the working desktop to open the time time period; * All checks were utilizing the identical laptop or computer about the identical hardware, all methods are put in inside the new surroundings;
* Vista and Windows 7 are used Ultimate;
* We use the Windows Vista SP1 installation disk;
* Windows seven to announce the public beta version of Microsoft;
* Ubuntu 9.04 utilizing the 22 January the Every day Develop .
* all of the system is set up utilizing the default settings, and regular alternatives,
Microsoft Office Pro Plus 2007, no alter;
* Soon after checking the disk space, all of the different systems to utilize the most recent patch , after one other performance assessments;
* file program, boot time, shutdown time, and Richards are the three benchmarking, and lastly averaged.
check outcomes
installation time
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