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Nearly as fast to compress, but much slower to decompress. Zstd is pretty good on decompression but LZ4 is top-tier. Zstd is often "fast enough" in decompress
by dralley 3y ago
Nearly as fast to compress, but much slower to decompress. Zstd is pretty good on decompression but LZ4 is top-tier.
Zstd is often "fast enough" in decompression for most cases, though.
- chronogram 3y agoIt's why I use LZ4 for ZRAM. Only at RAM speeds do LZ4's speeds matter.
- everybackdoor 3y ago[dead]