Benchmark: Apple 2.5GHz Penryn MacBook Pro
- February 28th, 2008
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Today in the CrunchGear test labs we’re benchmarking the Penryn-based MacBook Pro. And just for fun we’re also benchmarking the Merom-based MacBook and a Mac Pro. For this test we’re using Primate Labs Geekbench 2. The baseline for this test is 1000, which represents a 1.6GHz Power Mac G5. For all intents and purposes we’re only focused on the overall score and the MBP did quite well compared to the Mac Pro. Without a previous gen MBP in the mix the numbers don’t mean as much, but we will be adding a 2.16GHz Core Duo MacBook Pro into the fold later on today so that should give some of you a better indication of what’s going on with the Penryn-based MacBook Pro. For your geeky pleasure we’ve added all numbers for each machine in a ginormous gallery for you to peruse.
MacBook Pro
MacBook
Mac Pro
My MBA with 1.8 GHz CPU and SSD drive got a Geekbench score of 2176 and integer score of 1872.
Thanks for posting the numbers. If anyone is interested in 3D mark numbers for the new Penryn machines, you can find it here…
http://www.bitboysblog.com/
“Without a previous gen MBP in the mix the numbers don’t mean as much, but we will be adding a 2.16GHz Core Duo MacBook Pro into the fold later on today so that should give some of you a better indication of what’s going on with the Penryn-based MacBook Pro.”
I’m guessing this either never was done, or was never posted?
Ted