It's not... Games are benchmarked at different resolutions for the same game because that shifts the CPU/GPU burden. It's a great thing to do and many benchmar

It's not... Games are benchmarked at different resolutions for the same game because that shifts the CPU/GPU burden. It's a great thing to do and many benchmarks do it too, and yes in the same average. If you don't include a game at those resolutions for no good reason that's one thing, but varying the resolution in the same mean is a good idea.