> then it shouldn’t be treated as a general multicore CPU benchmark, It is a general multi core benchmark for its target audience. It’s not marketed as “the m

> then it shouldn’t be treated as a general multicore CPU benchmark, It is a general multi core benchmark for its target audience. It’s not marketed as “the multi core scaling benchmark”. Geekbench is advertised as a benchmark suite and it has options to run everything limited to a single core or to let it use as many cores as it can. 96-core CPUs are not its target audience.