Windows Vista SP1 vs Windows XP SP2 em BenchMark

No forum Futuremark um utilizador realizou uns testes interessantes entre o Windows Vista SP1 e o Windows XP SP2, e os resultados foram bem animadores, o novo Service Pack 1 do Vista já melhorou bastante a performance do Windows Vista, e que por vezes até bate o desempenho do Windows XP SP2. Para verem o teste na integral visitem este site.

Configuração:

Core 2 Duo E6600 @ 3.2GHz (8*400)
Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3
8GB DDR2-800 4-5-4-15
GeForce 8800GT 512MB (stock)
Western Digital Caviar SE16 250GB <— Vista Home Premium 64-bit SP1 Samsung SpinPoint T166 320GB <— Windows XP Professional SP2

Teste:

File copy (6.3GB ISO from Samsung drive to WD drive):

Vista: 2min 48sec

XP: 3min 07sec

File extraction (extracting the Crysis patch zip file with WinRAR):

Vista: 14s

XP: 13s

File extraction (extracting 3.9GB RAR archive file using WinRAR):

Vista: 2min 16sec

XP: 2min 22sec

File extraction (extracting 1.7GB ISO file using 7zip):

Vista: 2min 05sec (64-bit version of 7zip)

XP: 2min 18sec (32-bit version of 7zip)

Program load times:

Vista:
Photoshop CS3: 2 secs
OpenOffice: 1.5 secs
Crysis: 26 secs

XP:
Photoshop CS3: 8.5 secs
OpenOffice: 6.5 secs
Crysis: 33 secs

Photoshop CS3 “Retouch artist’s benchmark”:

Vista: 30s

XP: 29s

3DMark06

Vista:
3DMarks: 11297
SM2.0: 5227
SM3.0: 4942
CPU: 2772

XP:
3DMarks: 11706
SM2.0: 5391
SM3.0: 5150
CPU: 2869

Crysis GPU-test (1280×1024):

Vista (”High”, DX10, 64-bit): 35fps (avg)

Vista (”High”, DX9, 64-bit): 37fps (avg)

Vista (”High”, DX10, 32-bit): 35fps (avg)

Vista (”High”, DX9, 32-bit): 36fps (avg)

Vista (”Very High”, DX10, 64-bit): 20fps (avg)

XP (”High”): 39fps (avg)

Crysis CPU-test 2 (800×600):

Vista (”Low”, except ”Physics” on high, DX9, 32-bit): 60fps (avg)

Vista (”Low”, except ”Physics” on high, DX9, 64-bit): 54fps (avg)

XP (”Low”, except ”Physics” on high): 69fps (avg)

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