Post OS X Cinebench CPU and Graphics Benchmarks

[christophsan]

El Capitan 10.11.1
Latest Nvidia Web Driver 346.03.03f01

My Results:


CPU GPU


Ran both tests twice.

EDIT:

New scores after overclocking to 4ghz

 

[ALL]

Where?!?!

 

[rdjg22]

 

[z0lt4n]

Kijk maar eens!

 

[christophsan]

Where?!?!

make sure you download from this link: http://www.maxon.net/products/cinebench/overview.html

It should look like the image below, click where the arrow points.

 

[Edhawk]

OSX 10.11.0

i7 4770K
Nvidia GTX 660 x2 (both running at x8 not x16)
GA-Z97X-UD5H
16 GB RAM

Slightly better fps than my Yosemite score but slightly lower cpu score.

 

[skinheadFX]

i7 2600K
R9 280X Gigabyte Windforce 2

 

[Marktosh]

I built this massive Hackintosh Mac Pro, but haven't decided on a graphics card yet. I am using Lightroom often - and only as a graphics-intense application. Curious how a better graphics card would improve the experience - now it's not bad at all.

I am using two Dell 2408 WFP displays directly on the motherboard graphics card.

Benchmark results:

 

[christophsan]

I built this massive Hackintosh Mac Pro, but haven't decided on a graphics card yet. I am using Lightroom often - and only as a graphics-intense application. Curious how a better graphics card would improve the experience - now it's not bad at all.

I am using two Dell 2408 WFP displays directly on the motherboard graphics card.

Benchmark results:

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Investing in a decent Graphics card would make a HUGE difference with your rig in my opinion. You are almost experiencing a bottleneck right now. Your cpu`s performance is great, but with an average of 70 fps + will make your machine so much better. The new GTX 980 Ti is a great card that will be good for at least 3 years. Depending on your budget.

 

[familygw]

My results, see my profile for details (system definition iMac15,1).



Not bad