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Many benchmarks today actually do measure these things. It could be improved through.
by dist-epoch 4y ago
Many benchmarks today actually do measure these things. It could be improved through.
- rsynnott 4y agoThe point is, fundamentally, that you shouldn't take a manufacturer's word on real-world behaviour, particularly for something that isn't even released yet. Like, you can if you want, but going on history you will nearly always be disappointed.
- kergonath 4y ago> Many benchmarks today actually do measure these things Except, of course, for chips that are not available yet, such as those discussed here.