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iamthedudeman

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Jul 7, 2007
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Guys stop being lazy and use the 'search' function on the forum. Literially the thread two down from this has the results. I posted them from my i7 2.6 Mac Mini with 16GB of ram and Apple 256 SSD two days ago and today.

The SSD is a Samsung based PM 830 with custom Apple firmware.
 

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Cory Bauer

macrumors 6502a
Jun 26, 2003
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Guys stop being lazy and use the 'search' function on the forum. Literially the thread two down from this has the results..
Yes, I was the one who posted them two threads down. I found them just after proposing the question to you. Thanks.
 

dasx

macrumors 65816
Jun 18, 2012
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11800 points with an i7 2.6GHz + 16GB RAM + SSD. Other exact configurations go around 13000. Results vary A LOT for what I've seen. Can't really understand why. :confused:
 

blanka

macrumors 68000
Jul 30, 2012
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throw it in cinebench 11.5. Way more interesting as it does 64bit by default, and tests video performance too.
 

Whackman

macrumors regular
Oct 23, 2012
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2.6 i7 256Gb ssd and 16 GB of Ram is exactly what i want to buy.

So how does the score of 13119 relate to other products? Is it a good score?
What does that score mean against a score of, let's say, 11000?
 

dasx

macrumors 65816
Jun 18, 2012
1,107
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Barcelona
2.6 i7 256Gb ssd and 16 GB of Ram is exactly what i want to buy.

So how does the score of 13119 relate to other products? Is it a good score?
What does that score mean against a score of, let's say, 11000?

It's a benchmark... Check this for a full list of different models.
Here you have all 2012 mid level minis, including 2.3 and 2.6GHz.
 

dasx

macrumors 65816
Jun 18, 2012
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Barcelona
Thanx. that helps me a lot in comparing to my current model. Wow.. the difference is huge...

You can list only 2.6GHz models here.

I currently have a 2010 Mini. I prepared some simple tests of the tasks I usually do and measured the time needed to do them. I then did them all with a 2012 MBA. Difference is huge. Will do them in my new 2012 Mini (same config as the one you want, although I'll be adding the RAM myself) as soon as I got it up and running.

Will post results here, as these geekbench tests are that, tests. Benchmarks. Hitting 11000 or 11500 doesn't mean anything to me. I wanna see how my machine performs in the tasks I do everyday.
 

Whackman

macrumors regular
Oct 23, 2012
180
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You can list only 2.6GHz models here.

I currently have a 2010 Mini. I prepared some simple tests of the tasks I usually do and measured the time needed to do them. I then did them all with a 2012 MBA. Difference is huge. Will do them in my new 2012 Mini (same config as the one you want, although I'll be adding the RAM myself) as soon as I got it up and running.

Will post results here, as these geekbench tests are that, tests. Benchmarks. Hitting 11000 or 11500 doesn't mean anything to me. I wanna see how my machine performs in the tasks I do everyday.

Thanx. I know they're just benchmarks, but man.. that Mac Mini is mine in a couple of weeks. It's a beast.
 
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dasx

macrumors 65816
Jun 18, 2012
1,107
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Barcelona
Thanx. I know they're just benchmarks, but man.. that Mac Mini is mine in a couple of weeks. It's a beast.

I got it already up and running. Fully configured. Installed the extra RAM and all that. Already did my tests. Will create a thread with them.

This machine is indeed a beast. :D
 
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