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Depends on platform's explicit QoS policy or platform's implicit (i.e. default) QoS policy. Often default is everything is treated alike although default sometimes treats IPPrec equivalents (grouped or individually) differently, "better" for higher values; sometimes for AFxy values, higher "y"s get dropped sooner for same "x".
With explictly defined values, generally it's whatever the policy wants to happen.
