AMD Ryzen 7 Performance On Windows 10, Windows Server 2016, Six Linux Distributions
Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 7 April 2018. Page 10 of 10. 30 Comments

Windows 10 Pro still had some wins with the ParaView workstation software.

When it comes to counting outright wins and losses, Clear Linux 21700 was the fastest on the Ryzen 7 1700 system 39% of the time followed by Antergos 18.3 for 13% of the time and Debian Testing / Fedora 28 Beta / Windows 10 Pro each winning 10% of the time. When it came to outright losses, Windows Server 2016 was the slowest 28% of the time, Windows 10 Pro was slowest 25% of the time, and Ubuntu 18.04 LTS was slowest 20% of the time.

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