Post macOS/OS X Geekbench Benchmarks

[alexramone]

Intel Core i7-3770K @ 4.50 GHz

 

[ankogates]

i7-4790, Asus Z97M-Plus, GTX 750 Ti, 16 GB 1600MHz Kington (4x4), SSD 128 GB Kingston

 

[RodrigoBG]

i7 4790K @ 4.00GHz

 

[Anachronaut]

i3-4370, Asus H97M-Plus, GTX 750 Ti, 16 GB Crucial Ballistix (2 x 8GB), Samsung EVO 850 M.2 SSD

 

[ppcnostalgic]

Old Motherboard old Cpu but still running like a champ.

 

[WhiteBlues]

So fittingly I had some fun yesterday OCing my 4790k in Yosemite (Clover instal) and testing each new speed on Geekbench 32 bit, here are the results:

@ 4.0

4084, 15449

@ 4.4

4073 (not a typo) 16079

@ 4.5

4171, 16378

@ 4.6

4269, 16648

@ 4.7

4340, 17034

@ 4.8

4434, 17324

Unfortunately I couldn't get past 4.8, I may try again later. What I find most interesting in this thread is the WILD variation in scoring from identical CPUs and RAM configs, especially with stock configurations. Another interesting point is that the 14,2 (27 inch imac) is posted on Geekbench charts as being below 4,000 on the 32 bit single core, so even though my stock 4790k config may seem low compared to other stock 4790k, its still higher than the genuine imac with a 4790k.

Really digging this thread!

I'm running on a Z97 Krait Edition MSI MoBo and using 16GB of 1886 memory. I also use a 290x but I'm pretty sure that geekbench doesn't utilize the GPU.

 

[_alex]

@ppcnostalgic: nearly same rig, at factory defaults. My daily workhorse for 4 years now. Will go into OC a bit after i managed some other things like upgrade to clover / El Capitan, get Handover working, give 48GB Ram a try etc.

 

[lysid]

Geekbench in 32bit Mode:

GigaByte GA-X99-UD5
Core i7-5860x @ 3,5Ghz
64GB DDR4
GeForce GTX 980Ti

 

[TiBian]

Intel Core i7-4790K @ 4.00 GHz

 

[studiomix]

Geekbench 3.0.2 for Mac OS X x86 (64-bit)
Single-Core Score Multi-Core Score
3812 22759

Intel Core i7-3930K @ 4.40 GHz
GA-x79-UD5
DDR3 1866 32Gb
OS X 10.9.5, 10.10.5