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A faster benchmark means tasks get finished faster, which means improved latency/responsiveness and less battery used.
by robertoandred 4y ago
A faster benchmark means tasks get finished faster, which means improved latency/responsiveness and less battery used.
- picture 4y agoLate to reply (sorry) but this is an incorrect assumption. Benchmarks do not generalize to everything, especially loading apps from non volatile memory where users might notice latency the most. This is also usually a bottleneck by the memory related components instead of the core itself. Also, its not hard to just throw more brute clock speed at something, which will absolutely consume more energy overall than a slower but more efficient system.