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I think you've proved your second point by getting your first wrong. The benchmarks posted are for a stack including PHP, not PHP itself (and not the fastest st
by RobAley 6y ago
I think you've proved your second point by getting your first wrong. The benchmarks posted are for a stack including PHP, not PHP itself (and not the fastest stack with e.g. pgsql).
Also, I don't think thosd benchmarks use php 8, which is the first version with the jit that the post above referred to.
- victor106 6y agohttps://www.google.com/amp/s/onilab.com/blog/php-7-vs-php-8/amp/ https://www.google.com/amp/s/onilab.com/blog/php-7-vs-php-8/... From the page above The bottomline: PHP 8 is still slower than PHP 7. This is a realistic comparison of running Magento on php7 vs php8.