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Post OS X Cinebench CPU and Graphics Benchmarks
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Asus Z170-P| Intel i7-7700k | AMD Radeon RX 480 | Sierra 10.12.4
OpenGL 138.85 fps
CPU 986 cb
OpenGL 138.85 fps
CPU 986 cb
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I know, i have a feeling it has to do with the GDDR5X (noticed weird stutters in games)
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The nVidia drivers for 10.12.4 are full release - check the driver number - you will see an 'f' not a 'b'.
Cinebench is for CPU benchmarking so please folk stop trying to use it for your new 1000 series GPU - It isn't a valid test of any GPU performance. Apple limit the used OpenGL specification version to an older version - 4,1 I *think* is still Apples latest
http://www.macvidcards.com/drivers.html
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