Regarding the single core being filled up:
That's also the case with Forza 3 Horizon until a patch came out. Strange.
Now, if that loaded core happens to be the same as a core chosen by the driver to do it's magic, I can imagine weird stuff happens. OTOH, it's highly unlikely that in all of CB's benchmark runs those two cores (Forza and driver) were incidentally the same one. Except, it happened more often and the other runs seemed to be outliers.
@CarstenS
Wtf-tech have a high reach of people, if you look at the comment section they have the most time about 5000 comments and more. I think a lot of people are clicking at the link to Computerbase which appears in the first sentence of the article. And they posted a link under every picture. Guru3d didn't do that. At the end of the day I think Computerbase had more clicks on there side because of WTF-tech.
But I wish also that more people go to the original sides and show respect to there works.
I was really thinking about whether or not I should reply to the OT (which I started, sorry again), but being sometimes in the same situation as Computerbase is right now, I can say that referred visits from that site are sparse. Which makes perfect sense of course, when you think about how they basically rip off all the content, leaving no reason to keep the hand alive that feeds them. Locusts anyone?
It would be completely different, if they and others, did their story, describe the situation, make their analysis and borrow one illustrative diagramm, leaving their readers with enough curiosity to click on the source link. That would channel visits, give and take, as it should be. Some older internet saying goes along "Do what you do best and link to the rest".
And speaking of german (or other languages): Yes, google translate leaves much to be desired. But i am completely unsure how it is better to read someone else's interpretation of google translate. To add to that, that site's story did apart from the introductory parapgrah nothing more than rehash the percentages of respective cards which, ironically enough, is a function of computerbase's diagram function (mouse over - 100% and such) that they could not copy with their rip-off shots.