Methodology
- We only publish numbers someone actually measured and published: vendor benchmark pages, papers, reviews, GitHub issues and community posts. Every row links to its source.
- We don't estimate or extrapolate. If a source gives a range or a "~", we record what it says and keep its wording in the notes.
- Dates: "published" means the source's publish date, "commit" a git commit date, "tested" the test date in the post, "accessed" when no date was shown (the date we read it).
- Comparisons are approximate. Prompt length, context, runtime version, power mode and cooling differ between sources.
- Affiliate links: some buy links may earn us a commission. They never change the numbers.