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Even with compositing off, things like Openbox will get better performance because the background processes are way less resource hungry, RAM and CPU still get used for things found in Ubuntu, KDE and Gnome 3.
And - not to forget - there can be issues with one DE/WM on your own pc that wont happen with others (for example I had some odd issues with Xorg going crazy with CPU usage on KDE 4.8 on ubuntu 12.04 that nobody else had apparently).
Basically, just try a few and choose the one that feels the fastest or has everything you need, be it Fedora with Gnome, Arch with Openbox, Xubuntu, Suse with KDE or even Ubuntu + Unity.
Installing distros or WMs is not all that hard and definitely worth a try.
Even if you unredirect fullscreen windows, DE's like KDE, Unity and Gnome use more VRAM than lightweight DE's. I'll grant you, it's not much of an issue if your graphics card has 2GB of RAM but if you've got less than 512 it makes a noticeable difference.
When you look at pure performance between different flavors of linux, Gentoo performs best if you ask me.
However, i prefere a debian based distribution like Spary Linux; http://www.sparkylinux.org
Fedora/openSUSE are other great distros, notably because they have KDE integrated in them, which I also enjoy. You should try out as many distros on a VirtualBox as possible before making a decision; there are so many flavours of Linux to choose from! ^^
because someone who asks a question like this wont be happy with something stripped down like arch.
Well it may not affect framerate per se, but I've noticed pretty much no micro stutter in tf2 under openbox, while unity (I blame compiz... gief Unity Next already! ) makes exactly same framerate look a little choppy (it's almost impossible to notice, but I'm oversensitive about that kind of thing).