2012 RMBP sucking at geekbench

[xpcker]

hello everyone, i've feeling my mac crazy slow so i decided to format it and run some tests, at first glance blackmagis ssd test shows good results but then i went to try geek bench

the worst performance in the history of geek bench is (under 32bit):

Single-Core 2755
Multi-Core 10580

Mines Are:
Single-Core 1158
Multi-Core 4448

Thats half of the performance! for the same unit, so thats why i feel my computer lagged all the time, it takes much more time than before to process anything like mails, safari, etc.

any ideas what could be? i changed thermal paste and its well putted, also temperatures are fine and don't play or force my computer at anything.

thanks guys 😀

 

[Samuelsan2001]

Looks like half your cores aren't working!!!

As my title says it looks like half your cores are down, take it to apple and get it fixed.

 

[maplingstorie]

try SMC and PRAM Reset.. if the problem still persists, then Apple Store you go 😀
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3964 <-- SMC
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14222?viewlocale=en_US <--PRAM

 

[duervo]

Could be lots of things after looking at your posting history:

- Damage from the "couple of water spills".
- Damage from when your sister dropped it.
- Damage from when you replaced the battery yourself with a third-party unit.
- Damage from when you re-applied thermal paste.

At any rate, if Apple finds out any of the above, by either you telling them, or from visual inspection (highly likely), then good luck getting any assistance under warranty (moot point if you didn't get AppleCare.)

 

[poiihy]

Look in activity monitor to see if half of your cores are actually down.

 

[TechGod]

Could be lots of things after looking at your posting history:

- Damage from the "couple of water spills".
- Damage from when your sister dropped it.
- Damage from when you replaced the battery yourself with a third-party unit.
- Damage from when you re-applied thermal paste.

At any rate, if Apple finds out any of the above, by either you telling them, or from visual inspection (highly likely), then good luck getting any assistance under warranty (moot point if you didn't get AppleCare.)

Oh wow...

 

[xpcker]

thanks guys, yeah the mac got a water spill but i disassemble the complete mac and washed it with ipa, maybe its that ill wash it again to see if i can get any changes and also replace the thermal paste.


how can i see if the cores are down? can't find anything in activity monitor im sing yosemite


thanks!

 

[xpcker]

i managed to see the cores, this is the result while running geek bench, seems thats not the problem.

cheers!