Benchmarks are almost always not able to really provide a generally useful picture. When you see the actual database performance difference, is in your company,

Benchmarks are almost always not able to really provide a generally useful picture. When you see the actual database performance difference, is in your company, fighting for latency, in a given, specific use case, with a given writes durability and safety requirement. Every developer that really tried hard to optimize an application latency or performance knows how you end hitting the details, and very specific and database-dependent tradeoffs. TL;DR: pick databases after doing tests and simulations for your specific use case.