I'm getting a Geekbench (32 bit mode) score of 5300 on my Macbook Air 13 2011 base model. Is this a normal score? I'm seeing videos on youtube of the 11 inch air getting higher Geekbench scores than my 13 inch. Why is this?
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Macbook Air 13 2011 Geekbench
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I don't have Geekbench 64bit. But are you saying that if I ran Geekbench 64 bit that my score would a lot higher?
Go here. http://www.primatelabs.ca/geekbench/mac-benchmarks/
The 13" i5 model gets 5372, while the i7 model gets 5831.
That's under 32-bit. If you look at the 64-bit it's higher.
The 13" i5 model gets 5372, while the i7 model gets 5831.
That's under 32-bit. If you look at the 64-bit it's higher.
In 32 bit mode my 13" i7 just got 6652 and it's hot and has been running all day: http://browse.geekbench.ca/geekbench2/view/472265
In 64 bit it just got 6834, it's normally 6900+ but safari was running and its pretty hot from video editing all day: http://browse.geekbench.ca/geekbench2/view/472268
In 64 bit it just got 6834, it's normally 6900+ but safari was running and its pretty hot from video editing all day: http://browse.geekbench.ca/geekbench2/view/472268
You're running 2.2.2 which if you notice in the score browser is getting higher scores than same machines running a different version of Geekbench.