I think the point that previous posters were making is that in controlled environments some features might outperform others. And yes, the scientific way of tes

I think the point that previous posters were making is that in controlled environments some features might outperform others. And yes, the scientific way of testing things is isolating variables and changing one thing each time. But, for the final user, it doesn't matter if each technology alone is better than another. If you have a background 64-core processor, driven by another 8-core... What matters is how fast something loads, performs, and how long batteries last. Of course, this might be outplaced in a thread discussing NN branch prediction.