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This was after installing all my programs and etc. ZERO upgrades.
This was after installing all my programs and etc. ZERO upgrades.
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Post your 2011 MacBook Pro GeekBench Score (STOCK)
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https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/4MedoseO2NzwnOCG2Wq-Ng?feat=directlink
This was after installing all my programs and etc. ZERO upgrades.
link to wallpaper?
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/4MedoseO2NzwnOCG2Wq-Ng?feat=directlink
This was after installing all my programs and etc. ZERO upgrades.
Why not just post the number?
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This was after installing all my programs and etc. ZERO upgrades.
I've been lurking here for a couple of months and I finally had to make an account, mainly because of your dock! Amazing, where do I get it?
Also, amazing scores! I'm waiting for mine to arrive... Same as yours!
I assume everyone's doing the free 32bit one? Noticed m 13" i7 benched like 6900 or so on 32bit and 7498 or something on 64bit.
This is what I use for my dock customization. I'm a neat freak.
http://www.leoparddocks.com/index.php
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This thread is for "stock" benchmarks to see where the general value stats stand at to give a more baseline estimate.
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What I'm more interested in is why the scores are higher on the 17" vs 15" with same specs... That in itself is confusing to me.
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The 17 runs cooler since it's bigger therefore allowing the processor to work harder for longer.
The 17 runs cooler since it's bigger therefore allowing the processor to work harder for longer.
The 15" was clocked 2.2 and scored 11000, the 17" was clocked 2.3 and achieved ~11300. The solution is simple
The Geekbench scores I've been seeing for stock 2.2 15" are around 9k-10k.... So I was definitely surprised when 11K kept coming up for the results of my MBP.
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This depends on which Geekbench program you run. The paid (64 bit) one gives better numbers than the free (32 bit) one.
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It varies on if you have things open while testing. I have to test mine again with everything closed.
It varies on if you have things open while testing. I have to test mine again with everything closed.
One runs as a 32 bit app and another as a 64 bit app. You need to pay (I think it's about $20) to get a license code that will let the 64 bit app run.
the things people will do for a higher number to post onto the internet.
does geekbench have any other use?
your mbp is still the same.
