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sorry i am not a benchmark junky i am just talking from real world use. i notice a difference and nothing was broken in my "old install" because my old install is usually a fresh install that's not very old.
If you notice significant performance improvements then something was off with your old install (likely) or MS has a known severe issue with your specific hardware (less likely), as the performance difference between these builds of Windows is barely outside the realm of margin of error. Using benchmarks to gather data would tell you if you were now getting the level of performance out of your system that you are claiming, what you should typically expect or if you still had some areas to work on. Glad you got whatever problem you were having sorted! Remember, if you feel that any current build you are running could use some improvement there are programs and resources out there with info and baseline numbers for you.
there was nothing wrong with my old install. no offense but i do not need benchmarks for me to see a diff in day to day use.. i can do clean installs with the older build. and it would still be the same. when you are on a build long enough which i do clean installs quite often. i can just tell the newer build is more responsive. my day to day tasks never change. i never said there was a "significant performance" increase. just more snappy from day to day REAL world use. not a benchmark. and that's more important. when you can feel a diff from day to day use from the old build and not some kind of benchmark to tell me my score went up so it must be a faster build.
If you aren't interested in knowing what you fixed with your old install, that is perfectly acceptable. I concede.