With Clear Linux using Xfce as its desktop environment, I used Xubuntu 16.04 as the flavor of Xenial Xerus for benchmarking with the Linux 4.4 kernel, X.Org Server 1.18.3, and Mesa 11.2.0. ![]() Clear Linux 7820 was the latest release at the time of testing and shipped with the Linux 4.5.2 kernel, Mesa 11.2.1, and X.Org Server 1.18.3. I used an ASUS UX301LAA ultrabook with Core i7 4558U processor during the testing today, which features a Haswell-era Iris Graphics 5100. For today's testing I wanted to go with a sharply different configuration to see if Clear Linux's Intel graphics performance gains still held true, so I went with a system not fitting the use-case of the workstation/server/cloud-oriented Clear Linux: a Haswell ultrabook. Those tests done a few weeks back were using a Xeon E3-1235L v5 Skylake system with ASRock Rack C236M. ![]() ![]() With recent benchmarks showing Intel's Clear Linux distribution even being faster for Intel HD Graphics performance compared to other more common distributions like Ubuntu 16.04, I decided to run some more tests and also test Fedora 23 Xfce into the mix.
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