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coachpole

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I have MacBook Pro 15 inch mid 2012 2.3ghz 4gig of ram and I do test geekbench my muti-core score is just 7000 but single-core is 3100. I don't understand why. I just upgrade hard-drive to two ssd raid. is the two ssd made lower score?? because I used to test it before my score is about 10200. now I have a little worry that my cpu doesn't working full performance .
 

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medulla

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Jun 15, 2012
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I have MacBook Pro 15 inch mid 2012 2.3ghz 4gig of ram and I do test geekbench my muti-core score is just 7000 but single-core is 3100. I don't understand why. I just upgrade hard-drive to two ssd raid. is the two ssd made lower score?? because I used to test it before my score is about 10200. now I have a little worry that my cpu doesn't working full performance .

For anyone that wants a reference of all the other scores for the same exact model:

https://browser.primatelabs.com/v4/..."Intel Core i7-3615QM" frequency:2300 bits:64
 

darksithpro

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Oct 27, 2016
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I have MacBook Pro 15 inch mid 2012 2.3ghz 4gig of ram and I do test geekbench my muti-core score is just 7000 but single-core is 3100. I don't understand why. I just upgrade hard-drive to two ssd raid. is the two ssd made lower score?? because I used to test it before my score is about 10200. now I have a little worry that my cpu doesn't working full performance .

Look Here: https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...-from-5900-to-2700-after-ssd-upgrade.1479130/

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