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Originally Posted by pHaestus
How do you test for that Rufus? Remember that you cannot rely on any information from Intel to make an estimate...
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Don't.
Model the problem. Make the test result conditional...
Assume it's perfect. Then assume its so and so much. Then assume it's so and so much + 30 banana's. Then ...+60 bananas...+90 banana's
Pretty soon you have a curve, dependent on what it
might be. Compare two curves, one will be better than the other over a certain value of banana's. That can be your FOM for a given block if your model is valid... Performance/unknown.
That's how I would do it in this situation. Make the unknown a variable, see what happens. Chances are the better block will be obvious.
Pondering on...