How does your Mac stack up? - Xbench

[Tommymonsta]

MBP 13" Early 2011, Intel Core i5

Thread test doesn't seem to work on lion?

If you untick thread test it will finish the rest off though...

I had a play with a few options and got this score out!!!

 

[lem120]

hi everyone,
this is my bench...

regards

 

[makavelim3]

hi everyone,
this is my bench...

regards

whats the spec of you mac ? impressive results ;D

 

[Arbo]

here is mine. the thread test would not work though, so had to leave it out. don't know how that effects the results.

 

[lem120]

Maka... it's the macbook pro in my mac specs and signature

 

[MacDude121]

We need to revive the Geekbench thread. I don't trust Xbench since it hasn't been updated in so long.

 

[Spellbinder]

Wow. I was thinking of trying this. But no updates since August 2006???

 

[Germany_chris]

My "new" quad

Here's the Quad

 

[MacDude121]

Here's the Quad

Very nice! Have you tried Geekbench yet?

http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/sc...es-your-mac-stack-up-geekbench-thread-15.html

 

[Germany_chris]

Very nice! Have you tried Geekbench yet?

http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/sc...es-your-mac-stack-up-geekbench-thread-15.html

Geek bench yeilds around 3500..

I like xbench because it's more of a complete system test vs geekbench which is really just processor and RAM.

Still not too bad for an August 05 computer.

 

[MacDude121]

Geek bench yeilds around 3500..

I like xbench because it's more of a complete system test vs geekbench which is really just processor and RAM.

Still not too bad for an August 05 computer.

Yes, I had an identical PMG5 (except I had 8GB of ram) they're still far more capable that people tend to give them credit for, it got a higher benchmark score than my current Intel Core 2 Duo MacBook gets.

 

[easyrider]

here is my MBpro 9,2

 

[dioioib]

Macbook Pro 5,2 - 17" with upgrades 8gb RAM, M4 256GB SSD

 

[dhmmjoph]

Score: 124.84

Macbook 2,1 (late '06) running OSX 10.6.8. Im thinking about upgrading to 4gb of ram (currently at 1gb); it'd be interesting to see how that affects the score.

Other World Computing says not much improvement by upgrading to 4gb of RAM, but my scores dont match up with theirs.

 

[bobtomay]

It will not affect some of the "scores" in an amount that would make it worth the upgrade.

However, the more RAM you have on board, the more of your open applications data can be stored in memory rather than having to be written to virtual memory (your hard drive) thereby making your system faster when you have multiple applications open that can use the additional memory. Look at the tests that report the results in "time" it takes to complete a task - you'll see a pretty big difference in those.

Your scores will not match theirs unless you are running the same version of the testing software using the same scripts they used for their testing and still there will be some variance from one computer to the next.

 

[Germany_chris]

The "new" Mac Pro xBench

Flashed and Fresh

 

[tsunami24]

Xbench

Here is Mine,

Xbench not complete since it was stuck on Thread Test.

MBP Late 2011, 2,2Ghz, 16GB RAM, 480GB SSD CrossAir Force
GS

 

[tsunami24]

Here is Mine,

Xbench not complete since it was stuck on Thread Test.

MBP Late 2011, 2,2Ghz, 16GB RAM, 480GB SSD CrossAir Force
GS

View attachment 18231

Here short test CPU + Thread

 

[Izakbar]

my stats, less thread test that refuses to run...

 

[lovcom]

Read 'em and weep.

My over all results is: 510.44

I have the MBP w/retina, 2.7ghz i7 quad core, 768gb SSD