@James_Etherington_Smith:disqus, It would appear as though, when you copied the data from the tables, you copied and pasted all the numerical info as is, and the superscripts that Notebookcheck uses to indicate the number of benchmarks the scores are based on became part of the scores in your table. For example, the 3DMark Ice result for the Nvidia Quadro K5000M was 155946, but as it had a superscript of 2 on the source site, it reads as 1559462 in your table. As a consequence, numerous results appear highly inflated in this article. I’ve attached an image below to illustrate what I’m referring to.
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@James_Etherington_Smith:disqus, It would appear as though, when you copied the data from the tables, you copied and pasted all the numerical info as is, and the superscripts that Notebookcheck uses to indicate the number of benchmarks the scores are based on became part of the scores in your table. For example, the 3DMark Ice result for the Nvidia Quadro K5000M was 155946, but as it had a superscript of 2 on the source site, it reads as 1559462 in your table. As a consequence, numerous results appear highly inflated in this article. I’ve attached an image below to illustrate what I’m referring to.