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Old 05-10-2011, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by BrianLachoreVPI View Post
The other machine is my MacBook Pro. This is my first iMac. This completes the switchover in this household that started in January.

Yes - really speedy and responsive. I was curious to see how close it would come to your 8-core Pro machine - but it still didn't match up. I posted the 64-bit result as well just so folks would know what to expect.
Sorry...I'm getting confused...I thought that your other computer was an iMac...but now I see it's a MacBook Pro. That MacBook Pro has some pretty nice numbers as well! In fact...your MacBook Pro's score is better than some older Mac Pro's. Pretty cool to have a laptop more powerful than some Mac Pro's (at least the cpu score)!

Yeah...your iMac's 64-bit numbers do exceed my Mac Pro. But then if I had the "paid for" 64-bit version of Geekbench...I guess my numbers would be higher as well. $12.99 for the "full" version of Geekbench is not too bad...I just may get it. Too bad Geekbench doesn't do video/graphics scores!

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