We know from talking to users that not only do they want to know what the benchmarks are, they want to know that they came from an independent third party.

This gives people confidence in the results. There’s no hand waving in the background. It is what it is.

What it means is you cannot evaluate the performance of the products solely on the basis of megahertz when you’re talking about two different architectures.

Megahertz has been distorted as a proxy for performance and has been devalued in terms of a measure of performance.