Test evaluation of 2 WinRar and 7Zip compression tools
Currently there are 2 compression and decompression tools that are rated "equally powerful" each other are WinRar and 7Zip . Have you ever wondered which software is better? Of course, all comparisons are lame because each software has its advantages and disadvantages. Let's TipsMake.com try doing the test with 2 tools offline.
Here, we use a file of 570 MB for testing
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1. File compression speed
WinRar 's 570MB file compression time is 1 minute 18 seconds
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The 570MB file compression time of 7Zip is 2 minutes 21 seconds
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2. Quality of file compression
The file size after compression with WinRar is 550MB (original file 570MB)
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And the file size after compression with 7Zip is 549MB (original file 570MB)
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In summary, the 570 MB file compression test can draw conclusions: in terms of speed, WinRar is proving to be "dominant" but in terms of quality, 7Zip is a little better. Therefore, depending on the need to use or you are familiar with which software you choose for yourself the right software.
Good luck!
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