4 years later and still no real way to compare benchmarks?
Many of us paid money to Finalwire to compare benchmark info. Telling users that they can compare benchmarks, means that you can compare benchmarks. The very obvious assumption here is that we can compare with other users in nearly real time. No one is expecting that to mean a tiny list of products that you personally own and recorded in the release. Why not just list whatever users can test online, and just add a simple disclaimer that you didn't verify the results? Everyone understands that.
Currently, your list is too short to do any meaningful research. Even when I find a result that is somewhat pertinent, it's sample size 1 from your system, and doesn't take into account the many settings that could affect those results. That's great that you folks are confident that the values that you obtained for your own hardware is correct--but, people expect to see user results. Many users would be really surprised to find that the reason the for the tiny list of results from old irrelevant hardware is due to it only including hardware that Finalwire personally owns....
Currently, the best way I can find results are to run google image searches looking for relevant AIDA64 info that users posted in forums. Your memory tests are the gold standard for memory bandwidth and latency, but unless the results are actually comparable, this isn't worth spending money on.
