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The list above is not comprehensive, but the other differences are
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The list above is not comprehensive, but the other differences are
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probably smaller.
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probably smaller.
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An obvious question is: With all these differences, what is the difference
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in performance between IPv6 and IPv4? There is no simple answer to this
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question. Since the IPv6 packet header is 20 bytes larger than for IPv4,
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the raw payload throughput of a link carrying full sized IPv6 packets
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is slightly less than for IPv4 (about 1.3% less for 1500 byte packets).
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However, many other factors come into play and measurements
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often show better end-to-end performance for IPv6. For example,
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in most countries [Google statistics](https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html#tab=per-country-ipv6-adoption)
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show lower latency (transit time) for IPv6. The safest summary
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is that there is no significant performance difference.
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### [<ins>Previous</ins>](Obsolete%20techniques.md) [<ins>Chapter Contents</ins>](3.%20Coexistence%20with%20Legacy%20IPv4.md)
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### [<ins>Previous</ins>](Obsolete%20techniques.md) [<ins>Chapter Contents</ins>](3.%20Coexistence%20with%20Legacy%20IPv4.md)
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