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Yep; I know. But for most people interested in this comparison that's nevertheless likely to make the comparison less representative of their workloads. Hats o
by emn13 4y ago
Yep; I know. But for most people interested in this comparison that's nevertheless likely to make the comparison less representative of their workloads.
Hats off to phoronix; it's not meant as a criticism - just an expectation that the benchmark results may not satisfy everyone.
- hrocha1 4y agoFeels like it makes perfect sense to compare performance on the same system. Is someone going to switch systems for some minor performance gains? I really doubt that. Usually it's something else that motivates people to switch. That said people pick different manufactures for their next device all the time (at least in the Linux/Windows world) and having performance comparison for these devices on your favorite system helps you choose.