Comparing non-x86(64) benchmarks from websites like cpubenchmark.net can provide some general insights into the performance of different CPUs, including ARM processors. However, it's important to note that benchmark scores may not always reflect real-world performance accurately. Benchmarks typically measure specific tasks and may not fully represent the diverse range of workloads that CPUs can handle.

Additionally, comparing FLOPS (Floating-Point Operations Per Second) can give you some information about the floating-point performance of different CPUs. FLOPS measures the speed at which a…