Not really. Take this benchmark with a grain of salt unless they benchmark it again with APC at minimum. Nobody serious about a web app would run a PHP app without APC.
Similarly, relatively modern deployment standards (not really cutting-edge) like nginx and php-fpm OR apache 2.4 with worker mpm + php-fpm should be added to the mix.
apc.enable=1 turns on Opcode caching (when php-apc is installed), and apc.stat=0 turns off "stat" checks - this means that once a file is opcode cached, PHP won't even have to touch the file on disk to execute it. The I/O gains from this, as well as the execution gains from not having to parse the file, should help quite a bit.
Similarly, relatively modern deployment standards (not really cutting-edge) like nginx and php-fpm OR apache 2.4 with worker mpm + php-fpm should be added to the mix.