H2HBench · Data transparency
H2HBench Data Sources
H2HBench Data Sources & Hardware Benchmark Sources
Sources used for a particular value
Open a value’s evidence panel to see its recorded sources. A general list of recommended websites is not evidence that those websites supplied a particular result. Where provenance was not saved, the panel explicitly says so.
Manufacturer specifications
Official manufacturer pages can substantiate specifications. Each field needs an explicit verification record before it is marked verified; a product-level source link alone is insufficient. Manufacturer claims are not independent gaming benchmarks.
External benchmarks and publications
An external measured result needs an attributable source and a verification record. We keep the source distinct from tests performed by H2HBench. A source record can include its author, publication date and access date.
Community tests
Only approved community records count. Their origin remains community even after approval. A small number of submissions is displayed as a count, not used to claim broad community endorsement.
Conflicting or missing evidence
Presets, resolution, drivers, game versions and test systems can explain differences. Unmatched observations must not be pooled into an observed range. Missing or inaccessible sources lower what can be claimed, and do not prevent the comparison page from rendering.
Price sources
Price evidence lists the source and timestamp saved with the record when available. Imported price research may be older than the current product entry; dates describe the record and do not claim a live stock check. Launch MSRP, current market and used prices are different types of data.