Late 2013 iMac Benchmarks?

[MacOG728893]

I just received my late 2013 iMac 27".
It's a beast! I'm playing Bioshock Infinite on high at 1440p. Not sure about fps... But it runs without problems.

That's my geekbench 3 result:
Http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/217322

Right now my imac has 8gb ram original from apple. But In a few days I'll be able to post another benchmark with my new memory modules: G.Skill Ripjaws 16gb 1886Mhz CL10

If anyone knows another good way to test my machine, just let me know so I can try and post results later.

Although the results have not been posted in this thread, there are numerous test on geek bench with many different configurations. The iMac had been out for 2 months now.

 

[dpace32]

I just received my late 2013 iMac 27".
It's a beast! I'm playing Bioshock Infinite on high at 1440p. Not sure about fps... But it runs without problems.

That's my geekbench 3 result:
Http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/217322

Right now my imac has 8gb ram original from apple. But In a few days I'll be able to post another benchmark with my new memory modules: G.Skill Ripjaws 16gb 1886Mhz CL10

If anyone knows another good way to test my machine, just let me know so I can try and post results later.

Which hard drive did you get? Would love to see Blackmagic Disk Speed Test results. Still havent ordered mine yet.

 

[Jaguarxl]

Which hard drive did you get? Would love to see Blackmagic Disk Speed Test results. Still havent ordered mine yet.

I got a 1TB FusionDrive and that's the CineBench and BlackMagic benchmark results (8GB original ram, I'm still waiting to receive my new memory):

 

[MartinAppleGuy]

My iMac late 2013, 2.9-3.6Ghz i5, 8Gb of RAM, 1Gb of GDDR5 VRAM Geforce GT 750m gets around 10800 on geekbench multi.

 

[Serban]

how about some benchmarks for the 27" 3.4Ghz i5 with 780M, anyone ?

 

[Jaguarxl]

Sup! Finally I could install my new memories!
Worked like a charm, no problems at all. The iMac accepted the new memories without problem! Yes, iMac supports 1867 Mhz modules!!

Thats the setup: G.Skill RipJaws F3-1886C10D-16GRSL // 16Gb Ram DDR3 (2x8) - 1866 MHz - CL10 (10-10-10-32)

I ran GeekBench3 64bit benchmark. Let me know if want the 32bit.

First benchmark (8Gb ram Apple's Original memory):
Score: 14759
http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/217322

2nd Benchmark (16Gb ram G.Skill 1866 MHz):
Score: 15271
http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/232437

And CineBench Benchmark (Orange is the benchmark with the new memory), besides the little difference, the improvement was very good. Multi-Core renderization was faster and the FPS on the car demo was better too.

 

[barokt]

(16Gb ram G.Skill 1866 MHz):

What is the difference 1600Mhz and 1866MHz modules.
I have Crucial 1600 MHz 8GBx4 thats also good or what.

 

[yjchua95]

I just received my late 2013 iMac 27".
It's a beast! I'm playing Bioshock Infinite on high at 1440p. Not sure about fps... But it runs without problems.

That's my geekbench 3 result:
Http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/217322

Right now my imac has 8gb ram original from apple. But In a few days I'll be able to post another benchmark with my new memory modules: G.Skill Ripjaws 16gb 1886Mhz CL10

If anyone knows another good way to test my machine, just let me know so I can try and post results later.

Try using Cinebench

EDIT: Just noticed you had posted them. My bad, sorry.

 

[FrankHahn]

Disk speed test of my 2013 late iMac. The configuration: 3.5 GHz Intel Core i7, 8 GB DDR3, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 775M, 512 GB flash, OS X 10.9.1 (13B42).

The first figure shows the test on my iMac and the last two are the tests on my two Toshiba slim portable drives of 500 GB.

 

[IA64]