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You're referring to the old issue where Intel's compiler and math libraries favored Intel CPUs by detecting the vendor string. If it wasn't "GenuineIntel", even compatible AMD CPUs were given slower code paths. This made benchmarks unfairly favor Intel in the late '90s and early 2000s.

Today, many libraries are more vendor-neutral. OpenBLAS, BLIS, and Eigen are commonly used and support both Intel and AMD. Intel’s MKL has improved, but still may favor Intel chips unless patched.

For fair benchmarking now, it's best to use open-source math libraries and vendor-neutral compilers like GCC or Clang, and avoid relying solely on proprietary tools like Intel’s compiler without checking how they handle CPU dispatching.

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