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vote 1 down vote accepted  Percona's Xtradb has some
improvements -- mostly in scalability. The changed the Mutexes,
which held back effective use of multiple cores.  share|improve
this answer I have a 32 CPU server, so i think i should look
into it. Thanks. –  cedivad Apr 10 '12 at 7:43  IMHO there
should be no real difference. However, let me add this:  I
actually wrote something up on this a while back  In my posts, I
mentioned InnoDB 5.1 Plugin outperforming native InnoDB 5.1,
5.5, 5.6 WHEN LEFT UNCONIGFURED !!!  When it comes to XtraDB va
XtraDB plugin, I expect about the same. While left unconfigured,
the two may or may not be the same or one be better than the
other. Yet, you cannot get the most out of InnoDB or XtraDB
unless you configure it to be.  share|improve this answer Hey,
Rolando, geeks will love your links. But the guys trying to
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