AMD pulls out of BAPCo in benchmark spat
Chip maker claims that latest benchmark suite favours Intel chips over its own
AMD has resigned from the BAPCo benchmark organisation and refused to endorse its latest SYSmark 2012 suite, claiming that the new benchmarks are unrepresentative of the workloads used in everyday computing...
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