Intel Core Ultra performance in Linux is 15% higher than in Windows

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Intel Core Ultra performance in Linux is 15% higher than in Windows

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The Result Of 84 Tests Showed: Intel Core Ultra Performance In Linux Is 15% Higher Than In Windows - Gadget Tendency

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Phoronix, a resource dedicated to Linux and various Linux-based distributions, conducted a large test comparison of Acer Swift Go 14 based on an Intel Core

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It’s a website that seems to digest other websites and spit them out badly. Here is the original article: https://www.phoronix.com/review/intel-meteorlake-windows-linux

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