Some of those benchmark results were surprising. And some of the interpretive comments were more so: saying "little difference" when there was a 2:1 difference

Some of those benchmark results were surprising. And some of the interpretive comments were more so: saying "little difference" when there was a 2:1 difference. The fellow does say he continues the work and is open to feedback, so perhaps some of you with more sophistication about benchmarking can check it out?