I don't buy it until I see some more well done tests.
Something like Cinebench ran 10 times in a row and taking the average of results would be more meaningful.
Also, the benchmark has to enable or disable optimization on all platforms. Some people on reddit claim that Geekbench is highly optimized for ARM and less optimized for X86.
Something like Cinebench ran 10 times in a row and taking the average of results would be more meaningful.
Also, the benchmark has to enable or disable optimization on all platforms. Some people on reddit claim that Geekbench is highly optimized for ARM and less optimized for X86.