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# Performance

Dolt is [1.7X slower than MySQL](https://docs.dolthub.com/sql-reference/benchmarks/latency) as measured by
a standard suite of Sysbench tests.
Dolt is [1.7X slower than MySQL](https://docs.dolthub.com/sql-reference/benchmarks/latency) as measured by
a standard suite of Sysbench tests.

Similar tests for Doltgres vs Postgres coming soon.
We use these same Sysbench tests to benchmark DoltgreSQL and compare the results to PostgreSQL.

Here are the benchmarks for DoltgreSQL version `0.3.1`.

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# Correctness

Dolt is [99.99% compatible](https://docs.dolthub.com/sql-reference/benchmarks/correctness) with MySQL based on a
standard suite of correctness tests called `sqllogictest`.

A similar comparison for Doltgres coming soon.
We use these same tests to measure the correctness of DoltgreSQL.

Here are DoltgreSQL's sqllogictest results for version `0.3.1`. Tests that
did not run could not complete due to a timeout earlier in the run.

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# Architecture

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