> it would also be an indication of the progress of Asahi Linux. Other than power management support, the progress of Asahi doesn't really impact CPU performan

> it would also be an indication of the progress of Asahi Linux. Other than power management support, the progress of Asahi doesn't really impact CPU performance. > Asahi Linux is super cool, but most M2 chips in the wild are not running it. So it's not a useful comparison. Clearly this is aimed at an audience who wants to run Asahi. It's a perfectly useful comparison for that. Prices weren't mentioned, but I suspect the prices of the two systems being benchmarked were similar. (Edit: I take that back, the AMD system looks considerably more expensive - it would be interesting to see a more price-matched comparison) Maybe these benchmarks aren't useful for you personally, but I think a lot of people (myself included) consider it to be an interesting and useful comparison.