Frankly speaking, when we announced our unified procedure for testing
desktop x86 CPU performance a year ago, we didn't know what would come
out of it. We had an idea. We had our reasons: "It can be convenient
and useful from some points of view". We wanted to try this idea in
practice and see what would come out of it. Of course, we wanted to do
a great job — why do it at all otherwise? A year passed. For this year
(despite some negative feedback) we had been persistently testing
processors strictly according to the new procedure. It's time to look
at what we've got..
Read on over here.
CPU performance test procedure 2005: Drawing a bottom line
Posted on Tuesday, January 31 2006 @ 5:21 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck