Fedora 23/24 vs. Debian vs. Ubuntu 16.04 vs. CentOS 7 vs. Clear Linux Tests

[flubba86]

Debian testing is lighter os than ubuntu, lighter means debian takes less cpu time when it runs. So everything works faster in Debian testing. Get yours from here:
cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/stretch_di_alpha5/amd64/iso-cd/debian-stretch-DI-alpha5-amd64-xfce-CD-1.iso

What a fundamentally flawed logic, especially given that Debian Testing is slower in some tests here.

As a software developer, I get the logic he was trying to use. By writing less code, I have less chance of introducing bugs, less attack vectors, and my program will probably run faster. But "everything works better in Debian testing" because "it is a lighter os" is simply wrong. Unfortunately it doesn't really work that way.

[andre30correia]

Phoronix forums are the funniest what I have seen ever. The motherboard of PIII desktop machine went in garbage box 5 years ago, I did assemble it without a case and while testing I did bind the agp card and the agp connector did broke. Last year I did sold the old tabpletpc with 45 euros, I got it free from a work years ago. Now I have a A8-7600 pc with 8GB 2133Mhz ddr3 ram and 240GB ssd, I have played TR 2013 many times, so this pc is very fine and silent. This is my second one A8-7600 pc, I did sell my similar build after 11 months of use, because it had 128GB ssd and I wanted larger. Selling it was easy and I made some good cash for the new build.

a amd A8.7600? man buy a intel cpu i5 or i7, you use xfce with a ultra hd screen? it's faster