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MacBook Pro Xbench results: 2.66 GHz Core i7 (purple) vs. 2.8 GHz Core 2 Duo
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The Geekbench and Xbench results showed about 50% improvement over the previous-generation model in overall scoring, although the individual Xbench scores varied fairly significantly from only marginally better in Quartz and CPU tests to over twice as high in Thread and OpenGL tasks.
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Snow Leopard is being widely touted as a performance increase, but the OS upgrade resulted in a 10-15% performance DECREASE on both my Mac Pro as well as my MacBook Pro - at least, according to the Xbench benchmarking tool.
Cult of Mac 2010
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The Geekbench and Xbench results showed about 50% improvement over the previous-generation model in overall scoring, although the individual Xbench scores varied fairly significantly from only marginally better in Quartz and CPU tests to over twice as high in Thread and OpenGL tasks.
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Xbench measures, perhaps it doesn't account or provide sufficient weight for multi-threading, and multi-tasking.
Cult of Mac 2010
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Snow Leopard is being widely touted as a performance increase, but the OS upgrade resulted in a 10-15% performance DECREASE on both my Mac Pro as well as my MacBook Pro - at least, according to the Xbench benchmarking tool.
Cult of Mac 2010
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Xbench measures, perhaps it doesn't account or provide sufficient weight for multi-threading, and multi-tasking.
Cult of Mac 2010
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Xbench measures, perhaps it doesn't account or provide sufficient weight for multi-threading, and multi-tasking.
Cult of Mac 2010
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Snow Leopard is being widely touted as a performance increase, but the OS upgrade resulted in a 10-15% performance DECREASE on both my Mac Pro as well as my MacBook Pro - at least, according to the Xbench benchmarking tool.
Cult of Mac 2010
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The preliminary testing utilized two standard benchmarking utilities, Geekbench and Xbench, as well as a test of video re-encoding with 64-bit Handbrake.
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