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When running AI workloads on mobile workstations, common benchmarks include token generation speed (tokens/s), first-token latency, and memory usage under specific models; different architectures (x86 + discrete GPU vs ARM unified memory) emphasize different aspects of energy efficiency and peak performance.
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