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Windows 7 put up against Vista and XP in hardcore multicore benchmarks

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Outside of the fact that W/7 is still in beta, I thought this article is quite substantive, and helps explain many things.

"But first, the straight skinny on Vista: Compared with Windows XP, Vista delivered database transaction times that were a full 92 percent slower on our dual-core test bed. However, when the focus shifted to our quad-core system, the performance gap with XP narrowed to just 19 percent. Likewise, the workflow portion of the test went from a 98 percent delta on two cores to a more modest (yet still gaping) 66 percent delta on four."

"...when viewed under the same processor-utilization parameters as Windows XP, Windows Vista consumes 40 percent more CPU cycles per database transaction on our dual-core test bed and 44 percent more on our quad-core test bed. Similarly, Vista chews up 30 percent more cycles when executing our workflow transaction loop on dual-core and 27 percent more cycles on quad-core."

Windows 7 put up against Vista and XP in hardcore multicore benchmarks, XP wins

Also, if he wants to compare SQL, it would be better to compare the platforms it actually runs on - Server 2003 vs Server 2008 vs Server 2008 R2 beta. That would have been a far more interesting test indeed.

no he compared WinXP, Vista and Win7 with his selfmade tool.

He compared SQL server performance several years ago with dubious benchmark tools. Now he does some the dubious "benchmarking" again and now to make Vista/Win 7 bad

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That's one way to get a WP page. (but your link must need a space before the closing parenthesis)

if he used his own tool whats to say he hasnt optimized it for xp and not vista/w7 a load of tosh and piffle

My own personal test suggest windows 7 is better than xp, when comparing i used the exact same machine and compare witht he same progmra everytihng suggests windows 7 to be about 10% faster than xp. i wont go down to say what the gap between xp/7 and vista is its more than 60%

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