Wild_Horse

Single Core Benchmarks are very relevant even in this day and age. There are many applications which do not utilize multiple cores efficiently. This is where single core performance becomes of interest. For example, It is well-known that a lot of the topline CPUs are marketed as gaming chips and that gaming performance is heavily dependent on performance core. The fact that reviewers are interested in single core scores is because there is a strong market for it. I am not writing this to convince Aida64 to include a single core benchmark. I am just saying that the argument being presented for not including a single core benchmark (i.e. no need and no demand) is not correct.