ro-i wrote:

btw, sometimes it's a little hard to define what the MB in MB/s should be for a 
given reduction. But since the formula is consistent, it doesn't matter for the 
relative comparison if different people would define the MB constant 
differently.

with m = the MB constant, x = this PR's time (faster, larger MB/s), and y = 
base time:
```
((m/x - m/y) / (m/y)) * 100
  = (m/x)/(m/y) * 100 - 100
  = (y/x) * 100 - 100
  = ((y - x) / x) * 100
```

https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/201670
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