Ubuntu 12.04 LTS ARMv7 Linux Performance Gains

Published on May 07, 2012
Written by Michael Larabel
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All of the CacheBench results easily with Ubuntu 12.04... It is too bad there are not Linux x86 performance improvements like this these days in Ubuntu.

The SciMark results obviously come as no surprise....

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