For three of the four herein tested, unscaled range-separated DHDFs (ωB2GP-PLYP, RSX-0DH, and RSX-QIDH), the MADs are larger than for their global counterparts. Of these, the smallest increase is 0.03 eV for ωB2GP-PLYP and the largest increase, 0.14 eV, is again for RSX-0DH. B2PLYP and ωB2PLYP share the same MAD. Interestingly, the range-separated hybrid CAM-B3LYP does not follow this trend. The MAD for CAM-B3LYP is 0.22 eV and therefore lower than the MAD of 0.28 eV for B3LYP. In this case, range-separation improves the performance of the underlying functional, which may be due to the inclusion of 65% Fock exchange at long-range compared to 100% for the other range-separated functionals.