Putting aside the fact that one is open-source, which tool is more feature rich and performant for SVN support within Visual Studio.
I've recently switched back to Ankhsvn (2.0) from VisualSVN. Prior to VisualSVN I was using Ankhsvn (1.0).
I prefer AnkhSVN 2.0 because it integrates with Visual Studio as a source control module, rather than an add-in and as a result it feels more like using Visual SourceSafe (which I am forced to use at my 9 to 5). Basically it integrates with Visual Studio the way Microsoft intended source control to integrate with Visual Studio.
For me it simplifies going back and forth between Visual SourceSafe and Subversion since they both behave essentially the same way.
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