first iMac Geekbench score(s)

[762999]

seems ligit

2013 imac 21" - i5 2.7ghz
score : 9157 LINK

2012 imac 21" - i5 2.9ghz
score : 8893 LINK

I didn't find the others yet.

 

[mmomega]

the 2012 27" ran a 12,000+ on 32-bit Geekbench.

I'm interested to see what the new i7 does. I don't think it will be much over 13k 32bit.

Maybe just break 15k in 64bit

 

[762999]

the 2012 27" ran a 12,000+ on 32-bit Geekbench.

I'm interested to see what the new i7 does. I don't think it will be much over 13k 32bit.

Maybe just break 15k in 64bit

the ssd is reported to be 1.5x faster.. this could help the 2013 one to feel snappier under heavy load.

 

[Takuro]

Those Geekbench scores seem a bit on the low-end.

There was actually an earlier thread with Geekbench scores for the 27" i7 iMac that leaked ahead of the launch. 13757 sounds much more reasonable.

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1617139/

 

[762999]

Those Geekbench scores seem a bit on the low-end.

There was actually an earlier thread with Geekbench scores for the 27" i7 iMac that leaked ahead of the launch. 13757 sounds much more reasonable.

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1617139/

that was a fake, it's a hackingtosh score..

 

[Mr. Retrofire]

the ssd is reported to be 1.5x faster.. this could help the 2013 one to feel snappier under heavy load.

Nonsense. The SSD has nothing to do with the CPU.

 

[fig]

Nonsense. The SSD has nothing to do with the CPU.

It would feel snappier with the Fusion drive vs a traditional drive, that just won't affect the Geekbench score at all.

 

[Toraen]

Also keep in mind that Haswell is not a huge CPU performance increase. It's mainly power consumption + GPU performance.

 

[blanka]

I really wonder what SSD chips Apple uses.
For example, if they are Samsung 840 ones, the read speed on PCIE might be like 1.2GB/s and Apple will call it twice as fast, but write will still be around 300MB/S. Does anybody have info on that?

 

[n-evo]

Those Geekbench scores seem a bit on the low-end.

Keep in mind they used the 32-bit version of Geekbench. Those results always turn out lower than the 64-bit test.

 

[RoryO]

More Benchmarks

Looks like a few more bench marks coming in... http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/search?q=imac14

According to http://www.anandtech.com/show/7365/apple-updates-the-imac-haswell-cpus-pcie-ssds-80211ac-wifi

i5-4570R = Base model 21"
i5-4570 = Base model 27"
i5-4670 = Mid range 27"
i7-4771 = Top End 27"