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AFAIK those benchmarks weren't specifically optimized for that processor architecture. Most programs are optimized with x86 systems in mind. The results for you
by std_throwaway 7y ago
AFAIK those benchmarks weren't specifically optimized for that processor architecture. Most programs are optimized with x86 systems in mind. The results for your specific application might come out differently.
- mshook 7y agoYeah but that's the thing in a way: people don't necessarily optimize. They just run the stuff right out of the box or after compiling it themselves... That's the hurdle which needs to be overcome and that's why x86 is years ahead because people have been taking care of the optimizations for you...
- ajdlinux 7y agoCases in point: https://sthbrx.github.io/blog/2018/08/15/improving-performance-of-phoronix-benchmarks-on-power9/ https://sthbrx.github.io/blog/2018/08/15/improving-performan...