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Benchmarking The Experimental Ubuntu x86-64-v3 Build For Greater Performance On Modern CPUs

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 27 December 2023 at 07:00 AM EST. Page 3 of 4. 55 Comments.

Cryptsetup benchmark with settings of PBKDF2-sha512. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

Cryptsetup for measuring the system's cryptography performance did benefit in select tests.

Darktable benchmark with settings of Test: Boat, Acceleration: CPU-only. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

Darktable benchmark with settings of Test: Masskrug, Acceleration: CPU-only. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

Darktable benchmark with settings of Test: Server Room, Acceleration: CPU-only. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

Darktable as obtained from the respective Ubuntu archive did yield some performance benefits with the experimental Ubuntu x86-64-v3 offering.

GEGL benchmark with settings of Operation: Crop. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

GEGL benchmark with settings of Operation: Scale. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

GEGL benchmark with settings of Operation: Cartoon. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

GEGL benchmark with settings of Operation: Reflect. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

GEGL benchmark with settings of Operation: Antialias. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

GEGL benchmark with settings of Operation: Tile Glass. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

GEGL benchmark with settings of Operation: Color Enhance. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

GEGL benchmark with settings of Operation: Rotate 90 Degrees. Ubuntu x86-64-v3 was the fastest.

With the GEGL library obtained from the Ubuntu archive, some of the imaging operations for this Generic Graphics Library enjoyed nice speed-ups with the Ubuntu x86-64-v3 build.

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