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There are two main issues with generalized benchmarking. 1) You (probably) aren't testing the things most done by your application/platform/etc. And worse yet,
by Terribledactyl 10y ago
There are two main issues with generalized benchmarking.
1) You (probably) aren't testing the things most done by your application/platform/etc. And worse yet, the hardware/software maybe simply going for big numbers in the common benchmarks.
2) The test may or may not be garbage depending on your use cases.