Benchmark Tests Typically Run the Same Series of Programs on Several

question 42

True/False

Benchmark tests typically run the same series of programs on several computer systems that are identical except for one component (such as the CPU) and measure how long each task takes in order to determine the overall relative performance of the component being tested. _________________________

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