garublador
Well-known member
The problem with benchmarks is that becasue they're made in a way that it's possible to optimize your device to do well on them, it only makes sense for everyone to optimize their device. Otherwise you aren't comparing anything useful. If some are optimizing and some aren't, then the benchmark is useless. It's on the people developing the benchmarks to make them in such a way that they give a realistic difference between devices. If they don't do that, then they're just selling smoke and mirrors. Blaming Samsung for benchmarks being smoke and mirrors isn't going to improve anything at all. We'll still have benchmarks that don't measure anything useful.