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mbimac
Apr 3, 2009, 06:30 AM
My old 2008 Mac pro @ 8 core 2.8Ghz RAM 2GB 320GB HDD
Running vista 32bit test 3Dmark vantage results: P11598 GPU score:9322(BFG Nvidia GTX260 Maxcore ; CPU score:43369
someone please post new Mac pro results thanks
Since I order the new Mac pro with single CPU @ 2.66 I had returned and exchanged for old model Mac pro with 8 core 2.8Ghz,bcz I think old mac pro 8 core 2.8 will beat the new 1 cpu at 2.66Ghz ,am I right???
thanks please post your scores
Mac Husky
Apr 3, 2009, 06:48 AM
I think old mac pro 8 core 2.8 will beat the new 1 cpu at 2.66Ghz ,am I right???
Did you have a look at all the benchmark tests
that have been published so far here on Mac Rumors and elsewhere?!
Let's compare sounds as if it had never been done before :D
rylin
Apr 3, 2009, 08:01 AM
Did you have a look at all the benchmark tests
that have been published so far here on Mac Rumors and elsewhere?!
Let's compare sounds as if it had never been done before :D
Give him a break, he's Canadian ;)
joubex
Apr 3, 2009, 08:17 AM
Give him a break, he's Canadian ;)
What do you have against canadians?
:)
surflordca
Apr 3, 2009, 08:28 AM
What do you have against canadians?
:)
Our money. It's not worth S*** :D
Tesselator
Apr 3, 2009, 10:22 AM
My old 2008 Mac pro @ 8 core 2.8Ghz RAM 2GB 320GB HDD
Running vista 32bit test 3Dmark vantage results: P11598 GPU score:9322(BFG Nvidia GTX260 Maxcore ; CPU score:43369
someone please post new Mac pro results thanks
Since I order the new Mac pro with single CPU @ 2.66 I had returned and exchanged for old model Mac pro with 8 core 2.8Ghz,bcz I think old mac pro 8 core 2.8 will beat the new 1 cpu at 2.66Ghz ,am I right???
thanks please post your scores
No, you're not right. But they are very close to each other.
http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=7270035&postcount=179
Please note that it's the green bar that is of the most importance to most of the people most of the time and here I guess "most" is the overwhelming majority of all three - probably in the 90% range. :o
http://tesselator.gpmod.com/Images/_Equipment_n_Tutorials/Cinebench10_Numbers.jpg
So it's like:
2008 3.20 - 3682
2009 2.66 - 3603
2008 3.00 - 3511 (iMac)
2008 2.80 - 3244
Is 359 points noticeable? Yeah, you'll notice it if you look for the difference but it's not shocking enough to stand out on it's own.
rylin
Apr 3, 2009, 10:24 AM
What do you have against canadians?
:)
They have better junkfood than we do.
Tesselator
Apr 3, 2009, 10:32 AM
They have better junkfood than we do.
Yeah but how do they eat it with two-piece heads? :D
mbimac
Apr 10, 2009, 07:05 PM
Give him a break, he's Canadian ;)
YOU ARE SOB!!!!!!!!!!!
mbimac
Apr 10, 2009, 07:11 PM
Did you have a look at all the benchmark tests
that have been published so far here on Mac Rumors and elsewhere?!
Let's compare sounds as if it had never been done before :D
I did read the benchmark if i was not wrong it did not comparing these 2 mac pro (2009 2x2.26ghz > 2008 2X2.8ghz of cause 2009 2x2.66ghz >>2008 2x2.8Ghz so i think 2008 2x2.8ghz > 2009 1x2.66ghz )
I did read all of them but these 2 mac pro on my hand (2009 single cpu 2.66(did not test 3Dmark2006 before I returned it;2008 later edition 2 cpus 2.8Ghz I am having now)
In 3Dmark2006 this 2008 mac pro CPU sorce is over 40000+ does this mean powerful?? and the main problem i return the 2009 1 cpu 2.66 is running in vista it always bluescreen and restart itself,,I heared somebody here got some problem so I deciede to exchange to Old 2008 mac pro with 2 cpu 2.8ghz
Thanks
Salavat23
Apr 10, 2009, 07:51 PM
YOU ARE SOB!!!!!!!!!!!
Give him a break. He's just an American.;)
ozontheroad
Apr 10, 2009, 08:01 PM
Give him a break, he's Canadian ;)
i thought canadians spoke english and french
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