Win10 and win8.1.

Win10 and win8.1 which is good? Win10 has officially released the market, so relative to win8.1, the new version has no better, the following small Lego to bring you win10 and win8.1 contrast, take a look!

Wind10 brought a new DirectX 12 (DX12), but at the moment DX12 or Ching, the real support DX12 game has not listed, we still can only in Windows10 run DX11 game.

Win10 and the latest system Win8.1, the two are the direct contrast target. Comparing the performance of Win8.1 and WIN10, the results are as follows:

First of all, his test platform, overclocking to 4.4GHz core i7-5960x processor, MSI XPower X99 motherboard, zhi qi 16GB ddr4-2133 memory, the graphics card is Nvida GTX 980 Ti, matching drive is GeForce 353.62.

Let's be straight to the conclusion: they test the game, WIN10 and Win8.1 performance is still no gap, "battlefield: Tough" There is a little difference, but that is more likely to be driven to improve.

In short, the current DX11 under the WINDOWS10 system and Windows8.1 as well as before we tested the WINDOWS7 system is no obvious improvement, this is not expected. But Windows10 's DX12 are different, and many previous tests have shown that DX12 improvements in game performance can be expected.

Middle Earth: Magic Multi-shadow performance test

Wizard 3 Performance Test

Battlefield: The performance test of tough battle

God steals game performance test

Alien: Isolation Game performance Test

Fire strike test for 3DMark 2013

GTX 980 TI's score under Win8.1

The score under the WIN10

3DMark Benchmark performance is also comparable, only 88 points, or 0.5%, absolute error range.

See the smoothness of the game again:

The principle is no longer explained, as long as you know, the curve in the graph smoother, representing the stability of the game, not prone to jump frames, drop frames and other problems caused by the cotton.

There is hardly any difference, except the battlefield: The tough battle has different ups and downs but an overall picture.

More test results will be added, but if you are a gamer, you can confidently upgrade Windows 10. It will not give you any performance boost (that is at least a driver's responsibility), but it will ensure that you get the same experience on both sets of systems.

What's even more gratifying is that Windows 10 has just been released and the drive has just come out, but both stability and compatibility have been nearly perfect, with only one drive crash in the entire test process.

In addition, Windows 10 feels a fast response, and even feels smoother than Windows 8.1. It may be the psychological feeling of the new system, but what else can you ask for?

Of course, don't forget, Windows 10 also has a unique, revolutionary DX12, the lower level of hardware access efficiency, a higher number of core efficiency, the original multiple GPU, no one is excited and look forward to.