More than cherry picking, it leaves room for liability. You don’t want to say 40% faster and have the tech crowds harping on you because a single benchmark per

More than cherry picking, it leaves room for liability. You don’t want to say 40% faster and have the tech crowds harping on you because a single benchmark performs at 25% faster. Especially when it comes to silicon lottery, thermal designs etc causing variances “Up to” is a get out of jail free card on liability and pretty much every product will use that unless they’re specifically talking about a singular case.