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2828![ Image of Rust benchmark (pixel scale)] ( https://github.com/linksplatform/Comparisons.PostgreSQLVSDoublets/blob/gh-pages/Docs/bench_rust.png?raw=true )
2929![ Image of Rust benchmark (log scale)] ( https://github.com/linksplatform/Comparisons.PostgreSQLVSDoublets/blob/gh-pages/Docs/bench_rust_log_scale.png?raw=true )
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31- ### Raw numbers
31+ ### Raw benchmark results (all numbers are in nanoseconds)
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3333| Operation | Doublets United Volatile | Doublets United NonVolatile | Doublets Split Volatile | Doublets Split NonVolatile | PSQL NonTransaction | PSQL Transaction |
3434| ---------------| --------------------------| -----------------------------| -------------------------| ----------------------------| ---------------------| ------------------|
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4141| Each All | 15008 | 16134 | 16887 | 15956 | 1713894 | 1671724 |
4242| Update | 401860 | 403564 | 84370 | 84605 | 1840929549 | 1300854930 |
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4544## Conclusion
4645
4746As we can see in this comparison, Doublets are around 200+ faster than PostgreSQL in write operations, and 1000+ faster in read operations.
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