As in any situation when it comes to performance: measure your own real world performance before making any decisions. Benchmarks are nice to show that somethi

As in any situation when it comes to performance: measure your own real world performance before making any decisions. Benchmarks are nice to show that somethings work better than others in theory or "perfect" examples, but real databases tend to be much more complicated and messy, and sometimes just writing smarter queries, creating an index, or changing application logic may have a much bigger impact.