Core i9 7900X vs. Threadripper 1950X On Ubuntu 17.10, Antergos, Clear Linux

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 12 September 2017 at 06:13 PM EDT. Page 4 of 4. 42 Comments.
Ubuntu 17.10 vs. Antergos vs. Clear Linux - Threadripper vs. Core i9 7900X

Intel's Core i9 7900X leads regardless of Linux OS when it comes to single-threaded workloads.

Ubuntu 17.10 vs. Antergos vs. Clear Linux - Threadripper vs. Core i9 7900X
Ubuntu 17.10 vs. Antergos vs. Clear Linux - Threadripper vs. Core i9 7900X
Ubuntu 17.10 vs. Antergos vs. Clear Linux - Threadripper vs. Core i9 7900X
Ubuntu 17.10 vs. Antergos vs. Clear Linux - Threadripper vs. Core i9 7900X
Ubuntu 17.10 vs. Antergos vs. Clear Linux - Threadripper vs. Core i9 7900X
Ubuntu 17.10 vs. Antergos vs. Clear Linux - Threadripper vs. Core i9 7900X

I hope you found this multi-way comparison of interest, especially for the Antergos/Arch and Clear users. If you have any other unique benchmark requests, feel free to let us know via the forums or on Twitter.

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