Quote Originally Posted by Gautam View Post
Awesome testing.
Quote Originally Posted by stocius View Post
Thank-you!!!
Quote Originally Posted by AnXioZ View Post
Been using the SP3 for about a day. Noticed slightly faster boot-up too
Quote Originally Posted by v_rr View Post
Nice test.
Quote Originally Posted by StyM View Post
nicely done...
Quote Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle View Post
My thoughts exactly, thanks for the information
Quote Originally Posted by GoldenEye View Post
Very nice

I'm using now Vista for more than 1year, maybe i try again XP
Quote Originally Posted by NapalmV5 View Post
xp ftw !!!
Quote Originally Posted by Herbal View Post
Great testing there Metroid...thanks for taking the time
Quote Originally Posted by Dragy2k View Post
thanks must have been time cosuming.....good job
Thanks very much to all, next time will be much better, had no much time for a complete test.

Quote Originally Posted by Shintai View Post
2008=Vista SP1

But server versions have different priority settings. Their drawback is usually on foreground processes.
True. We can see by the fact Windows Server 2008 was launched at almost the same time as SP1 for Vista came and also drivers are alike.

Quote Originally Posted by MGreg View Post
Nice testing, I think x64 played a part in 2008 doing worse all around.

Comparing all 3 under 32bit would likely even out some of those memory scores. Since xp32bit sp2 vs xp64bit sp2 even shows drops in memory scores testing with everest.
Very well reminded.

Quote Originally Posted by ExodusC View Post
Metroid, if it's possible and you have the time, do you think you can add Windows XP x64 onto the comparison list for your next set of tests?

I use XP x64, and I really want to see how it stacks up to these versions of Windows.

If not, I understand, but I think it would be great to know.
Quote Originally Posted by screwtech02 View Post
Be cool to see the difference in scores on a Intel chipset board.... I.E. X38/48....
Quote Originally Posted by Gambit_2K View Post
I would love to see Vista 64bit SP1 vs. Server 2008 since people are aying that 2008 i faster in general, not only in games. Or has that rumour been debunked?
These tests were done exclusively for some questions that me and some performance crazy fellows had in mind. I intend to make new tests using 64 Bit versions of Vista, XP, Server x 32 Bit alike versions and see what is going on/the difference since we can not find accurate tests about it.

I'm waiting for the new velociraptor, Nehalen and Bloomfield. I'm sure these will be great performance breakers.

I need to study now. I have got some computer science exams next month, need time to put the lectures in mind.

Thanks,

Metroid.