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You may wonder why the benchmark times overall increased, on a
seemingly better processor.
That is most likely because the single core performance of the
FX series is worse than the single core performance of the Intel laptop
processor I benchmarked on before.
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The benchmark: Execute `whoami` (GNU coreutils 8.32) 1000 times. The benchmark: Execute `whoami` (GNU coreutils 8.32) 1000 times.
Yes, this is a silly benchmark. Yes, the performance gain in real world application is close to nothing.
But it's fun!
|Program|Time| |Program|Time|
--- | --- --- | ---
sudo 1.9.7p1 | 13.62s sudo 1.9.9 | 22.12s
opendoas 6.8.1 | 7.60s opendoas 6.8.2 | 13.5s
rdo 1.2 | 2.25s rdo 1.4 | 3.5s
Baseline | 1.43s Baseline | 2.1s
Baseline here is how long it took without any wrapper to make it root. Baseline here is how long it took without any wrapper to make it root.
These benchmarks were done on a single core of an `Intel i3-3110M` Laptop processor, on Artix Linux version `5.13.4-zen2-1-zen`. These benchmarks were done on a single core of an `AMD FX-8350` processor, on Artix Linux version `5.16.12-zen1-1-zen`.
`sudo` and `opendoas` were pulled from the pacman repos, rdo via AUR. `sudo` and `opendoas` were pulled from the pacman repos, rdo via AUR.