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What does the new "<T>" icon represent on the graphs (only present on some of the frameworks)?
by Spiritus 6y ago
What does the new "<T>" icon represent on the graphs (only present on some of the frameworks)?
- Spiritus 6y agoAnswering my own question: > TPR-3 is a composite hardware environment score for a three-machine configuration, derived from all test types for TPR-tagged <T> frameworks. (More about TPR frameworks and TPR-1 versus TPR-3)[1] [1] https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/wiki/TechEmpower-Performance-Rating-(TPR)#two-flavors-tpr-1-and-tpr-3 https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/wiki/Tech...
- bhauer 6y agoIndeed, this is related to our (experimental) addition of a performance rating for the hardware environment we're testing on. This is rendered as the big number on the composite scores page. Theoretically, our benchmarks covering a diverse spectrum of technologies could be useful for measuring hardware and network performance. But a full run of all test implementations takes 111 hours, and I suspect few people who want to measure hardware performance would be willing to wait that long. So we selected a subset to use for hardware measurement, hence the icon you see.