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To properly put Windows 7 through its paces, we ran real-world benchmarks on a Dell XPS M1330 and compared the differing results between Windows Vista, Windows 7 Release Candidate and the final Windows 7 RTM version.
We timed both the Ultimate and Home Premium version of Windows 7 and as you'd expect, found no differences in performance.
Here are the results:
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