Kind of hard to tell, because sort of an optimal successful product is made from the worst possible hardware. If you were to look at this in terms of a CPU chi

Kind of hard to tell, because sort of an optimal successful product is made from the worst possible hardware. If you were to look at this in terms of a CPU chip, the cheapest chip would be the chip with the most defects that runs, while the chip with the fewest defects would be overpriced to sell, or extra-overpriced and overclocked to barely running. Think about it - do you run out an buy a Xeon Gold blah blah for $15k or a core i7 for $200? Marketing keeps you from thinking the core i7 is "crappier and cheaper"