New MacBook Pro 6,1 on Geekbench!!

[Steve Mobs]

WTF!? This can only be the real deal or a Hackintosh. Either way good news.

http://browse.geekbench.ca/geekbench2/view/210968

If the first link doesn't work:http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache:...&hl=en&ct=clnk

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My predictions for the Feb 2010 refresh.

Future 13"

$1200 - 2.13GHz Core i3-350M, 2 Cores, 4 Threads, 3MB L3, 1066 FSB
Intel Integrated Graphics

$1500 - 2.26GHz Core i3-350M, 2 Cores, 4 Threads, 3MB L3, 1066 FSB
Intel Integrated Graphics

Future 15"

$1700 - 2.26GHz Core i3-350M, 2 Cores, 4 Threads, 3MB L3, 1066 FSB
Intel Integrated Graphics

$2000 - 2.40GHz Core i5-520M, 2 Cores, 4 Threads, 3MB L3, 1066 FSB
Intel Integrated Graphics + NVIDIA Optimus + NVIDIA Discrete Graphics

$2300 - 2.53GHz Core i5-540M, 2 Cores, 4 Threads, 3MB L3, 1066 FSB
Intel Integrated Graphics + NVIDIA Optimus + NVIDIA Discrete Graphics

$2600 - 2.66GHz Core i7-620M, 2 Cores, 4 Threads, 4MB L3, 1066 FSB
Intel Integrated Graphics + NVIDIA Optimus + NVIDIA Discrete Graphics

Future 17"

$2500 - 2.53GHz Core i5-540M, 2 Cores, 4 Threads, 3MB L3, 1066 FSB
Intel Integrated Graphics + NVIDIA Optimus + NVIDIA Discrete Graphics

$2800 - 2.66GHz Core i7-620M, 2 Cores, 4 Threads, 4MB L3, 1066 FSB
Intel Integrated Graphics + NVIDIA Optimus + NVIDIA Discrete Graphics

No Clarksfield (4 Cores, 8 Threads). No ATI Graphics.

[Bumble Bee]

Is this real

[YoHo]

uh... YAY?

[apple.net]

Good job!

[zorahk]

That's the real deal, look at the BIOS and motherboard descriptions.

[Steve Mobs]

I don't think it's a Hackintosh... it says:

Motherboard - Apple Inc. Mac-F22589C8
BIOS - Apple Inc. MBP61.88Z.004C.B00.1001251657

I was configuring my ThinkPad when I found it.

EDIT: zorahk just said that.

[sjinsjca]

Okay, I'll bite: what is the MacBook Pro 6,1? Is that the currently shipping model? Or is this a sneak peek at some new version?

[DaWooster]

Downloaded the page incase Apple decides to invoke the NDA ban hammer on Geek Bench

[Steve Mobs]

If you don't know what 6,1 or 6,2 means:

http://theappleblog.com/2009/10/26/m...-macbook-pros/

*FAP*

[DaWooster]

Originally Posted by sjinsjca

Okay, I'll bite: what is the MacBook Pro 6,1? Is that the currently shipping model? Or is this a sneak peek at some new version?

6,1 (and 6,2) are the semi-confirmed successors to the current laptop line. This is the first time we've seen actual stats of the laptop(s).

Judging by the fact it's got an i7, I assume that 6,1 is a 17" or comparatively larger sized of the laptop family.

[pacers721]

wow

[Steve Mobs]

Are x,1's usually 17"? And x,2 -- 15"?

[Blindphleb]

Cool actual information! So tired of speculations.

[Matthew Yohe]

Mac OS X 10.6.2 (Build 10C3067)

Sorry guys, not happening.

(I'm probably wrong, I forgot that they do indeed use 4 digits in the suffix for new hardware)

[zorahk]

that wouldn't be the first time apple has shipped a different build on a new model though.

[sjinsjca]

Originally Posted by Steve Mobs

If you don't know what 6,1 or 6,2 means:

http://theappleblog.com/2009/10/26/m...-macbook-pros/

*FAP*

and

Originally Posted by DaWooster

6,1 (and 6,2) are the semi-confirmed successors to the current laptop line. This is the first time we've seen actual stats of the laptop(s).

Judging by the fact it's got an i7, I assume that 6,1 is a 17" or comparatively larger sized of the laptop family.

Thank you most kindly, sirs and/or madams.

I think I want one. {lust}

[DaWooster]

Originally Posted by Steve Mobs

Are x,1's usually 17"? And x,2 -- 15"?

Not necessarily, The designations aren't a reliable gauge of the laptop's size. For instance, while 5,2 is the current 17"; 4,1 was the 17" the generation before.

[jpefjr]

This is potentially good news. Two things get me excited about this - the first is that it's using a Core i7-620M instead of the Core i5. The second is that this is a 32-bit geekbench score and from what I've seen of the Geekbench scores on the MacPro 5,2 the 64-bit score are ~8% higher.

[Blindphleb]

What does the Build 10C3067 mean?

[Chrysaor]

Unless someone went through the trouble faking all the information (easy to do with a hack), looks like the real deal.

[Steve Mobs]

Originally Posted by DaWooster

Not necessarily, The designations aren't a reliable gauge of the laptop's size. For instance, while 5,2 is the current 17"; 4,1 was the 17" the generation before.

So that means this is very possible?

15" i7-620M = $2300 - $2600.

[JacaByte]

I wouldn't want an i7 in my MacBook; currently they only work when tethered to a power outlet, unless you're fine with a 1 hour battery life. (e.g. there is no mobile version of the i7 yet)

[ttttttttttt9]

Originally Posted by Matthew Yohe

Mac OS X 10.6.2 (Build 10C3067)
Sorry guys, not happening.

Originally Posted by zorahk

that wouldn't be the first time apple has shipped a different build on a new model though.

Can you guys elaborate on your statements and the reasoning behind them? You seem confident in whatever it is you are asserting, but it really is not clear what that is exactly.

[Melodeath]

1) Who would currently have a new MBP? Seems like only someone in Cupertino
2) Why would they do a test on this site where people would find it?

[Steve Mobs]

Originally Posted by JacaByte

(e.g. there is no mobile version of the i7 yet)

Are you on crack?