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There are very few reasons to buy the Mac Pro with the lowest CPU option. This here is the comparison to make and it crushes the M1's multithreaded score of 7,0
by sthnblllII 6y ago
There are very few reasons to buy the Mac Pro with the lowest CPU option. This here is the comparison to make and it crushes the M1's multithreaded score of 7,000 with a score of almost 19,000:
https://browser.geekbench.com/macs/mac-pro-late-2019-intel-xeon-w-3275m-2-5-ghz-28-cores https://browser.geekbench.com/macs/mac-pro-late-2019-intel-x...
- andreasley 6y agoIf the Geekbench scores are to be believed, the M1 in the MacBook Air scores 7,500 multithreaded. So yeah, the 28-core Mac Pro is quite a bit faster (and can sustain that performance), but the performance of the Air looks extremely good.
- sthnblllII 6y agoIt does look very promising. One can only imagine what future Mac Pros will be capable of. And thanks for the correction.
- nixgeek 6y agoI suspect an Apple Silicon equivalent to Ampere’s Altra (which can go to 80-core today per socket and 128-core soon) would absolutely devastate these Geekbench scores on a tricked out Mac Pro. If you want to make an apples to oranges comparison that’ll really be the one to make.
- yowlingcat 6y agoGreat point. It also makes me wonder about how long the NVidia deep learning advantage will last.