Low GeekBench score on my MBP Retina 2.7

[marvguitar]

I'm getting 11448 in 64bit and 10722 in 32bit.

What's going on? Any tips to fix this or do I have a bad apple?

 

[MisterKeeks]

That seems pretty much on par with all the others.

 

[marvguitar]

That seems pretty much on par with all the others.

I don't know.. It seems to be around 2000 below average.

 

[treyjustice]

I think it can fluctuate. Average is around 12058.


scores

 

[justperry]

Run it in safe mode, if possible.
Or
Hold Shift instantly after Login into your User Account.

This way you prevent any User related program running.

 

[bcburrows]

I had been thinking of upgrading, but looking at the numbers between my 2011 MBP and the new ones, I am really wondering about the performance leaps. My current MBP has a geek bench score of 10156. My MBP allows some degree of modification - second hard drive and my RAM has been upgraded to 16Gb. Other than a thinner case (which prevents any real possibility of modification) and a (slightly) faster processor with the option of a very expensive retina display, I do not really see the current range as a significant upgrade.

 

[monkeybagel]

I'm getting 11448 in 64bit and 10722 in 32bit.

What's going on? Any tips to fix this or do I have a bad apple?

My standard 15" is getting 12307 on battery power using 32-bit. Sounds like it may be off a little.

 

[marvguitar]

Run it in safe mode, if possible.
Or
Hold Shift instantly after Login into your User Account.

This way you prevent any User related program running.

In safe mode I got 4339 32bit and 4617 for 64 bit and by holding shift at user login to prevent other programs I got 9929 in 32bits and in 11378 64bit.

My friend who has the same computer pretty much a steady 14400, the only difference between our computers is the ssd. He has a 750gb SSD and I have a 500.