Add benchmark results of Intel 13700K custom hardware #402
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Signed-off-by: Deokgyu Yang <secugyu@gmail.com>
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Wow, that's quite impressive! What's the specs of your PC builds? |
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CPU: Intel i7 13700K Pretty impressive results for me too :) |
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Run again and I get a better result. |
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This result is quite a new one for this table, right? 😄
I was shocked that the 13700K is similar to the M1 Ultra 20-core in Xcode build performance.
By the way, the hardware model shows the wrong one, I'm using PCIe 3.0 NVMe 1TB for the macOS drive.
It shows my shared data storage of multiple operating systems.
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Custom Hardwaretable.Timecolumn is still sorted.