Another point is that Benchmark.pm tries hard to ignore most of the DB/network time so you need to look at the elapsed time. For a second I was puzzled because the second number was obscured: 

new_u: 8 wallclock secs (n=508)
old_u: 7 wallclock secs (n=217)
new_u: 5 wallclock secs (n=508)
old_u: 4 wallclock secs (n=227)
new_u: 5 wallclock secs (n=528)
old_u: 3 wallclock secs (n=227)

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But after dividing, the wall-clock rates are (rather inaccurately): 

new_u  63.5
old_u  31
new_u 101.6
old_u  56.75
new_u 105.6
old_u  75.67

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Good work.

- tye        

In reply to Re^5: patchable settings (elapsed time) by tye
in thread patchable settings by ysth

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