The Charts show results for the selected benchmark sorted in descending performance order. Use the Select Benchmark dropdown to choose a benchmark.
The benchmark view can be filtered using the Company (shift-click to for multiple companies), Drives (one selection), Class (multiple selections) and Test Method filters. Make your selection(s) and click the Filter button to filter the view. Click the Clear button to bring back all products.
Benchmark descriptions can be found by clicking the Test Information button.
Archived products are hidden by default. Click the Archived Products Show button to reveal archived products.
Other features include:
Benchmark Summary Button: Check the box to the left of one product and click the Benchmark Summary button to see all its benchmark results.
Use the Sort selector to sort the view using the methods shown
Clicking on the Product description will take you to its review.
Clicking on the Class:Rank value will take you to the NAS Ranker.
Clicking on the Price will take you to a shopping partner
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