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Japie krekel

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I just did a Geekbench 32 bit test on the latest El Capitan Beta. The scores were pretty amazing. I received my macbook 3 weeks ago.

Macbook 12-inch Early 2013 (Intel Core M-5Y71 @ 1.30 GHz)
My score 32 bit Single core: 2613
My score 32 bit Multi core: 5130

MacBook Pro 13-inch Retina early 2013 (Intel Core i5-3230M @ 2.60 GHz)
Average 32 bit Single core: 2515
Average 32 bit Multi core: 5150

Highest score 32 bit Single core: 2678
Highest score 32 bit Multi core: 5484

I know that the processor can only do this for short bursts, for CPU-intensive tasks, macbook pro is better. It is a crazy fast laptop. Unfortunately i couldn't do a 64 bit scores, so i can't say anything about that. I was worried about the speed of this laptop, not anymore.
 

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Here are the scores for my 1.2GHz rMB, on the latest El Capitan Beta.

64-bit Geekbench
Single-Core Score 2459
Multi-Core Score 5318

32-bit Geekbench
Single-Core Score 2361
Multi-Core Score 4857

I ran the 64-bit test first, then the 32-bit test right after it. I may try again, running the 32-bit test first, and see if anything changes. Or at least give the chip a chance to cool down between tests.
 
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