Post Your Geekbench & X-Bench results


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Hiya folks, if any you you guys wanna share your Geekbench or X-Bench results. Then let this be the place for it .

Here are my results , running on a Q6600 (3GHz) with 4Gb of RAM

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I wonder if this is as good as a early 2008 Mac Pro

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Did you guys actually buy the program? For me it's saying I can't use the 64-bit version unless I buy it. 20 bucks to see my computers actual score is a big fat no thanks. And why is this in the mac section? I'd think the hardware hangout would be more suitable.

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Hmm, seems neat enough, but for something that costs? No way I'm EVER spending money on a benchmark!

Though I think I may start a thread for NovaBench.

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I should get my Q9550 today for my PC so I will attempt to load Leopard onto the PC and see what I get then :)

For now though, my crappy little Toshiba Laptop:

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I don't have a Mac, would never get one, but here is my Geekbench score:

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Just a tip mate, your screenshots would look nicer if you took the red border off them. You can do that by clicking the 'tools' or 'setup' or whatever button it is when you load up the snipping tool.

Not sure if I have a different version of geekbench, but mine is all coloured bars so it's too long to post. My score is 4411. System info as follows:-

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Just a tip mate, your screenshots would look nicer if you took the red border off them. You can do that by clicking the 'tools' or 'setup' or whatever button it is when you load up the snipping tool.

I've never been in the Options menu for the Windows Snipping Tool, until right now, so I didn't know it was possible to remove the red "ink". Anyways, it's done now, so we'll see the next time I take a snipe.

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I posted this before, these are my results from Geekbench 2.1.2 x64:

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And, these are my results from Geekbench 2.1.2 x32, as you can see my score dropped:

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Geekbench seems to be really weird, it's reporting your memory's operating speed, but as you can see in my pics, it's reporting my memory's operationg speed @ 0MHz.

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I expected a much higher score from your Mac Pro considering the extra CPU and higher clock speed. :o

From what I've seen the scores of the 2009 Mac Pro Quad-Core 2.66GHz and the 2008 Mac Pro 8-Core 2.8Ghz are pretty close. The 2008 2.8Ghz 8-cores slightly faster than the quad 2009 one.

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If you are interested here are some scores comparing the 2008 Pro and the 2009 Mac Pros

http://www.primatelabs.ca/blog/2009/03/mac...rks-early-2009/

http://barefeats.com/nehal03.html

Thanks for the links. They seem more or less equally matched. There are some areas where the 2.66 GHz Quad performs better and others where the 2.8 GHz 8-Core is faster.

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Pretty amazing considering the fact I have 0 CPUs according to Geekbench. :laugh:

It's there, it's just extra-dimensional. :) Look on the bright side... You're getting a great benchmark with no heat....

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My results:

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Why do you have an x32 OS with 8GB of RAM, when x32 will only use 3GB of that, you should really upgrade to Vista x64.

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