Windows 11 Benchmarks, DESTROYS Windows 10!

[bANONYMOUS]

I made a video doing a bunch of benchmarks comparing Windows 10 to Windows 11.

 

In my tests, Windows 11 has an 18.75% faster boot time
3DMark has a 9.74% better score, 2.05% better clock speed, however the test was 7.08% hotter on the CPU and 2.57% hotter on the GPU.

CrystalDiskMark I got a 15.03% better read speed, and a 4.41% better write speed.

Geekbench 5, it shows a 9.04% better single core score, and a 15.59% better multi core score, while the clock speed was also 2.05% better, and actually ran 4.13% cooler on the CPU.

 

EDIT:

Higher clock speeds and temps are a result of a "Turbo" performance profile in Windows 11 that Windows 10 doesn't have from factory.

[Tan3l6]

My experience being with latest 10 insider build and 11 leaked build - Superposition benchmarks on equal oc of CPU and GPU the 11 is 1% slower. So the mileage may vary.

[bANONYMOUS]

Are you using any software to control fan curves or performance? Cause I intentionally ran this without any of the Asus software for my laptop so it was 100% Windows controlled with no overclock. All factory stock specs

[Stahlmann]

Higher clock speed and higher temps suggest a higher power profile. So this new is basically an apples to oranges comparison.

 

Let's see where this leads...

[Sauron]

30 minutes ago, bANONYMOUS said:

2.05% better clock speed, however the test was 7.08% hotter on the CPU and 2.57% hotter on the GPU.

This means the test conditions were different and this result is meaningless. You probably had different power settings, or the 11 leak has some hidden options relating to power that are enabled by default

[bANONYMOUS]

I mentioned this in the video when running the Geekbench 5 tests on Windows 11. You can see that it says there's a different power profile called Turbo that Windows 10 didn't have.

So, the results are still valid as it's a clean install vs clean install, exactly how they come out of the box. The average user would get these results without tweaks or modifications.