rastus wrote...And yes, it's very odd.
@[deleted]: yes, but not unusual, or unexpected. To do a valid comparison the RMAA has to be adjusted for the different hardware configurations. Otherwise it is like trying to tune two different car engines with the same settings, and expecting them to run at peak horsepower on the track (at least we can't blow any engines here). It is a good tool, but it is not easy to use out of the box. Been there done that, meaning used it poorly (oh and btw, more than once, probably because I like to double down on my mistakes). I finally started reading, and using it correctly, but not before exhausting every possible way of getting bad results...
@robert: Good article by Archimago, thanks for posting the link!
