I don't think that's unreasonable to address. For CPU and GPU benchmarks they often run BenchMark2014 so you can see improvements compared to previous years an

I don't think that's unreasonable to address. For CPU and GPU benchmarks they often run BenchMark2014 so you can see improvements compared to previous years and BenchMark2017 to see the latest and greatest because hardware architecture, game engine design, and graphics APIs change. You just need to figure out how best to present that to the user.