Free blu ray player software. Hey SoyCap, Always nice to get updated benchmarks. I'd much prefer accurate results that translates into real world performance than puffy scores.

Jun 3, 2005 - No more mysteries: Apple's G5 versus x86, Mac OS X versus Linux. Yes, you could find a benchmark here and there, with one benchmark showing that the PowerMac is. So, be warned; this is not an all-round review. The 64 bit Apple Machines were running OS X Server 10.3. 2 3 4 5 6 12 ▷. Geekbench for Mac automatically detects the model, processor, memory, and operating system of your computer. For the tests to run effectively, you have to close other apps, and this is clearly noted.

But I always find it hard to say how trust worthy these things are. Time will tell. Look how my Mid 2012 MacBook Pro has a 30% advantage over my 12c Mac Pro in 'single' =) Still, the purpose of my Mac Pro build was render speed in FCPX, out of Resolve and Maxwell in C4D. I can honestly say I've been happy so far in those scenarios. I'm waiting to see what Apple does for the Mac Pro—with a personal deadline this fall/winter.

If nothing appears I'll get back to building PCs (which I do miss a bit). It's just so EXTREMELY annoying that everything is centered around single socket. Might look into Supermicro or similar. Time to read up on home built dual CPU systems. Click to expand.Yes, this is true. The delta between Single and Multi on the X5690 is especially large with Single only being like 13% of potential power. But I think in situations where performance relies on Single thread power, the X5690 can sometimes hide behind a well balanced system with fast PCIe SSD and so on, whereas when true grunt is needed it's still great bang for the buck.

It's about time to turn this machine into a render station. Here it would shine since it's quiet—and filled with modern HDDs you can have all the space you need for non speed critical storage of large media files and image sequences. Anyway: bring on the RX 470/480 results! Code: Process: Geekbench 4 [4615] Path: /Applications/Geekbench 4.app/Contents/MacOS/Geekbench 4 Identifier: com.primatelabs.Geekbench4 Version:??? Code Type: X86-64 (Native) Parent Process:???

Whenever a new computer system makes its glorious debut, all of the tech magazines are quick to publish benchmark results, and people in bookstore cafes across the nation stare and drool at those colorful bar charts showing the system's performance in photo processing, number crunching, and the latest build of a game that no one plays anymore. But how can you tell how YOUR specific system measures up? By running Geekbench, obviously! Geekbench provides a comprehensive set of benchmarks that give you an instant evaluation of your processor and memory performance.