Squeezing More Performance Out Of An Intel Celeron "Alder Lake" CPU With A Faster Linux OS
Ultimately it comes down to what workloads are most important to you whether one Linux distribution definitively makes sense in the out-of-the-box Linux performance realm. At least for the common Celeron use-case of just a system for web browser usage, using Intel's Clear Linux did provide some measurable benefit there especially with Mozilla Firefox and to a lesser extent was there a Google Chrome difference between Linux OS distributions.
Those interested can find even more benchmarks over on this OpenBenchmarking.org result page for this budget Intel Celeron G6900 Linux OS comparison.
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