ASP.NET MVC Performance

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GateKiller picture GateKiller · Sep 4, 2008 · Viewed 29.9k times · Source

I found some wild remarks that ASP.NET MVC is 30x faster than ASP.NET WebForms. What real performance difference is there, has this been measured and what are the performance benefits.

This is to help me consider moving from ASP.NET WebForms to ASP.NET MVC.

Answer

Haacked picture Haacked · Sep 5, 2008

We haven't performed the type of scalability and perf tests necessary to come up with any conclusions. I think ScottGu may have been discussing potential perf targets. As we move towards Beta and RTM, we will internally be doing more perf testing. However, I'm not sure what our policy is on publishing results of perf tests.

In any case, any such tests really need to consider real world applications...

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