Win10/Win8.1/Win7 comprehensive performance evaluation big secret (5): coding performance

Video encoding capabilities are also a key factor in testing Win10 performance, including HD video transcoding capabilities and HD video encoding capabilities. In this review, HD video transcoding capability is carried out in two ways. The test object for HD video encoding performance is the most commonly used x264.

Five, video coding performance

1, HandBrake

In this test, the 720p mkv format was converted to H.264 MP4 format. Performance, in frames per second, the higher the value, the better the performance. Win8.1 performed best, followed by Win10, but it was not much different from the third Win7.

2, Hybrid x265

This test demonstrates the performance of converting 4K resolution YouTube videos to x265 format. There is almost no difference between the three systems, except that Windows 8.1 has a slight advantage, and Windows 10 and Windows 7 perform the same.

3, x264 HD Benchmark 5.0.1

This test is to evaluate the number of frames encoding x264 HD video per second. Overall, Win8.1 performance in this test is still slightly stronger than Win10 and Win7, but the advantages are not obvious.

In this test, Win10 still has no advantage at all. Although it can't be said that Win10's video encoding ability is poor, and the differences in these data are not harmful, the significance of the evaluation exists to some extent. It is through the data to "striving". Obviously, Win10 falls behind Win8.1 in video encoding capabilities.