About this data
Windows data follows the consolidated hardware and benchmark workbook. Apple PassMark data is transcribed from supplied PerformanceTest screenshots. Novabench results come from reviewed shared-result pages and PDF exports. The existing collection, system scorecards, and Excel workflow remain the source of truth.
PassMark and Novabench use different workloads and scoring scales. The Benchmark family selector keeps them separate: the selected family alone controls rankings, bars, and side-by-side score comparisons. A system with both results uses whichever family the visitor selected; neither benchmark automatically overrides the other. Hardware and price rankings are independent of both benchmark families.
Higher scores are better within each category except memory latency and low-to-high price. Bars show a result relative to the highest recorded result in the selected platform and family, not its worldwide percentile. Systems without the selected result appear after tested systems unless the tested-only option is enabled. Apple and Windows systems never share ranking scales. Power settings, drivers, thermals and benchmark versions can change results.
Missing values remain unknown and are never treated as zero. Windows systems must be consolidated into the workbook; Apple screenshots and Novabench sources are reviewed separately. Personal names, machine identifiers, raw scans and the workbook are kept off the public site.