Possible duplicate:Is the .NET 4.0 runtime slower than the .NET 2.0 runtime?
Hello everybody,
We plan to switch to the .NET framework 4.0 soon ... I donβt remember the link or link, but lately I read that the latter structure is a bit slow in performance compared to its predecessors.
It's true? Has anyone done any tests or had some good arguments to support this?
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