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Re:OpenBenchmarking.org – A Platform for Benchmarking and Pe... by LogicX on Saturday February 20, 2016 @07:37AM (#11139842)
It just doesn't do it for me, for my general benchmarking purposes. You really have to dig down to do comparisons, and they felt unfulfilling.

Serverbear.com, despite having not been updated for years, still feels like the best UI, and best quick snapshot for performance, and makes it easy to compare performance. It's not perfect, by a long shot, but it's the closest to meeting my needs until I'm presented with something better.

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Re:OpenBenchmarking.org – A Platform for Benchmarking and Pe... by jepler on Saturday February 20, 2016 @01:55PM (#11141339)
ditto. I would love an easy answer to the question: what CPU has the best performance as a compile-server. That answer has to be somewhere inside openbenchmarking.org, but I'll be darned if I can get it to tell me.
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Re:OpenBenchmarking.org – A Platform for Benchmarking and Pe... by rosehill on Saturday February 20, 2016 @07:43AM (#11139858)
How does result set compare?
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