Add benchmark results for several instances from Microsoft Azure.#6552
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Add benchmark results for several instances from Microsoft Azure.#6552MouriNaruto wants to merge 1 commit intoTencent:masterfrom
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In recent days, my friend Himi Misaki asked me if I could borrow him some Azure instances for running SPEC CPU 2006 to see some results to know something. I agree with that idea and allocate three instances with 64 vcpu and 256 GiB RAM to him, and we get something amazing results for SPEC CPU 2006.
I think I can also run benchncnn to know something after him because it seems benchncnn results lack some results about processors used in modern data center scenarios. So, I ran the benchncnn and created this PR.
Here is the list of instances. All instances are 64 vcpu and 256 GiB RAM.
This PR is also the improved version of #6544.
Kenji Mouri