Did anybody compared performance of s:link and h:commandLink?

I traced my application and found that switching from s:link to h:commandLink 
produces decrease of RENDER_RESPONSE phase from 520ms to 250ms...

Here is the code:

<s:link view-id="/item.xhtml" action="#{itemManager.viewItem}" 
value="#{item.title}">
  |     <f:param name="itemId" value="#{item.id}" />
  | </s:link>
  | 

comparing with:

<h:commandLink action="#{itemManager.viewItem}" value="#{item.title}">
  |     <f:param name="itemId" value="#{item.id}" />
  | </h:commandLink>
  | 

JProfiler showed that it looks like param for link is evaluated twice! Once - 
for getting value, second - for getting its type to product converter

Also there should be other problems, because even double evaluation of item.id 
could not be so terrible...

And another point - when I tested the same code on small test page without any 
params of page in pages.xml - the difference was not so significant.

I have a picture from JProfiler with timing for this issue - I just cannot 
attach it to this post.

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