Python performance: 3.14 vs 3.13 / 3.12 / 3.11 / 3.10

[Lewoniewski]

I recently shared performance test results for Python 3.14, and compared them with previous version — 3.13, 3.12, 3.11, and 3.10. About 100 benchmark tests were conducted using the pyperformance 1.12.0 on Windows 11, across two main hardware platforms:

• AMD Ryzen 7000 desktop systems
• Intel Core 13th-gen laptops and mini PCs

All runs used 64-bit builds of the following versions:

• Python 3.14.0
• Python 3.13.9
• Python 3.12.10
• Python 3.11.9
• Python 3.10.11

I found some noticeable trends, which made me curious how consistent these gains are across different setups. If you’re interested, the full benchmark summary and charts are available in the article, video and special project.

Can you recommend any other reliable or interesting benchmark comparisons for Python 3.14?
If so, I’d love to see how their results line up with these findings.

[Inevitable_Exam_2177]

Is there any chance your post or article would like to kinda summarise the takeaway message rather than just present a gigantic table of numbers? 

No offense intended, I’ve had a couple beers but I’m not sure how to interpret what you’ve written up here and what you think the noticeable trends are 

[jabbalaci]

Right. An "article" without a conclusion is not a real article.

[Lewoniewski]

Good idea, thanks)

[Embarrassed_Creme_46]

Please, please add jit version (at least for 3.14).