> it is completely irrelevant for the performance of the CPU for high-performance computing. No matter what choices you make, a single benchmark will be "compl

> it is completely irrelevant for the performance of the CPU for high-performance computing. No matter what choices you make, a single benchmark will be "completely irrelevant" for someone. Wanting to neatly capture performance in a single number is very understandable, but unfortunately not something that really works well, and you'll always end up having to make trade-offs.