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> with Wi-Fi on Does it matter? Doesn't wifi use specialized hardware?
by fctorial 6y ago
> with Wi-Fi on
Does it matter? Doesn't wifi use specialized hardware?
- HelloNurse 6y agoIt's a honest endurance test. Moreover, turning on WiFi implies a little CPU activity (some process is going to keep an eye on it).
- fomine3 6y agoNowadays Intel integrates some Wi-Fi parts to chipset that called CNVi. So it's better to include for benchmark.