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Whatever the geekbench multicore test is testing doesn't seem to actually benefit from extra cores very much. Not all real world workloads will scale perfectly
by chlorion 5y ago
Whatever the geekbench multicore test is testing doesn't seem to actually benefit from extra cores very much. Not all real world workloads will scale perfectly with moar cores, but considering that the test is supposed to benchmark multicore performance it should be doing roughly that, otherwise what exactly is the point?
This new system is very cool but there seems to be a lot of phony benchmark results with the intention of making it look faster than it actually is. I am very interested in seeing how phoronix results end up comparing to these other tests!