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kp98077

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Not getting as high as I thought Geekbench scores, what do you think? I have the 8 core, 512gb model... thought it should be more in the 31,000 range or am I mistaken?
Knew I shouldn't have bought this thing in Portland, OR (haha...j.k)
 

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RumorConsumer

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Not getting as high as I thought Geekbench scores, what do you think? I have the 8 core, 512gb model... thought it should be more in the 31,000 range or am I mistaken?
Knew I shouldn't have bought this thing in Portland, OR (haha...j.k)
For sure should be higher.
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...ions-post-yours.2182340/page-13#post-27456767

I hit 5947 and 31277. Same unit except I have 1TB but that shouldn't matter. Unless yours is space gray and then thats probably why.
[doublepost=1560574571][/doublepost]My favorite moment of ownership so far:

I am pushing this thing with folder compression. 10-15 folders at between 700mb-10gb of mail. Lots of files. Thing doesn't even break a sweat until I add maybe the 10th folder and then this:
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Oh actually Finder was red and unresponsive and spinning beach ball with the fully scrollable rack of compression progress bars in its little cp window. Other apps and things are working fine... at like 1560% CPU. And Finder is red. So Im like ok this thing is locked up. Finder rarely recovers for me in moments like this. So I wait a few moments. The rest of the machine isn't locked up so maybe 5 seconds more... and then all the progress bars shoot to the end, the thing comes completely back to responsiveness, still full CPU utilization, and then the sound of the archive process completing - bong - bong- bong -bong - bong, it was incredible. Like a powerlifter stalling out at the top of a press and finding the will to push through. This is my favorite Mac (out of probably 20) Ive ever owned.
 

kp98077

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For sure should be higher.
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...ions-post-yours.2182340/page-13#post-27456767

I hit 5947 and 31277. Same unit except I have 1TB but that shouldn't matter. Unless yours is space gray and then thats probably why.
[doublepost=1560574571][/doublepost]My favorite moment of ownership so far:

I am pushing this thing with folder compression. 10-15 folders at between 700mb-10gb of mail. Lots of files. Thing doesn't even break a sweat until I add maybe the 10th folder and then this:
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Oh actually Finder was red and unresponsive and spinning beach ball with the fully scrollable rack of compression progress bars in its little cp window. Other apps and things are working fine... at like 1560% CPU. And Finder is red. So Im like ok this thing is locked up. Finder rarely recovers for me in moments like this. So I wait a few moments. The rest of the machine isn't locked up so maybe 5 seconds more... and then all the progress bars shoot to the end, the thing comes completely back to responsiveness, still full CPU utilization, and then the sound of the archive process completing - bong - bong- bong -bong - bong, it was incredible. Like a powerlifter stalling out at the top of a press and finding the will to push through. This is my favorite Mac (out of probably 20) Ive ever owned.
Im telling you, must be because I got it in Potland ... lol... or the SP... wondering if wifi speeds have anything to do with it? it must... and mine is only 512gb.... wondering what others are seeing...
 

hajime

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Not on the T2 equipped ones, it is locked by Apple. Both in MacOS and Windows.

EDIT - actually it is locked on all 2015+ Macbooks.

I hate the current Apple. Doing all sorts of things to inconvenience me and wasted few years of my time looking for the next laptop. First they removed Nvidia support. Then, butterfly keyboard and made it difficult to install Linux. Has anybody found a way to disable that T2 security thing?
 

kp98077

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Oct 26, 2010
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Whistler, BC
For sure should be higher.
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...ions-post-yours.2182340/page-13#post-27456767

I hit 5947 and 31277. Same unit except I have 1TB but that shouldn't matter. Unless yours is space gray and then thats probably why.
[doublepost=1560574571][/doublepost]My favorite moment of ownership so far:

I am pushing this thing with folder compression. 10-15 folders at between 700mb-10gb of mail. Lots of files. Thing doesn't even break a sweat until I add maybe the 10th folder and then this:
View attachment 842941

Oh actually Finder was red and unresponsive and spinning beach ball with the fully scrollable rack of compression progress bars in its little cp window. Other apps and things are working fine... at like 1560% CPU. And Finder is red. So Im like ok this thing is locked up. Finder rarely recovers for me in moments like this. So I wait a few moments. The rest of the machine isn't locked up so maybe 5 seconds more... and then all the progress bars shoot to the end, the thing comes completely back to responsiveness, still full CPU utilization, and then the sound of the archive process completing - bong - bong- bong -bong - bong, it was incredible. Like a powerlifter stalling out at the top of a press and finding the will to push through. This is my favorite Mac (out of probably 20) Ive ever owned.

Ran Cinebench and got the following
[doublepost=1560576201][/doublepost]I ran Cinebench and got 3035, a bit better.... I can probably live with this... thoughts let me know !
 

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Queen6

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Why the score is much higher than X1 Extreme (8870H CPU with 32GB RAM and Nvidia 1050 GPU, Samsung SSD)?

It's not 8750H is capable of much more if well setup, over 3K CB in R20. The 8 core i9 is more capable again, however it needs good cooling and power supply. In all fairness Apple's dong a decent job in such a thin chassis with a design first released with quad core CPU's in 2016.

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RumorConsumer

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Ran Cinebench and got the following
[doublepost=1560576201][/doublepost]I ran Cinebench and got 3035, a bit better.... I can probably live with this... thoughts let me know !
Ambient temp has been a thing for me. My AC is powerful and responsive and within 10 minutes i can change the thermal properties of the room and literally watch it adjust.
 

hajime

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It's not 8750H is capable of much more if well setup, over 3K CB in R20. The 8 core i9 is more capable again, however it needs good cooling and power supply. In all fairness Apple's dong a decent job in such a thin chassis with a design first released with quad core CPU's in 2016.

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I was very surprised to see the fast processing of cinabench. None of the lenovo laptops I tried did like that. This includes the 8850H.

If I read correctly, notebookcheck mentioned that under Bootcamp Windows, MBP 2019 does not perform that well?
 

maflynn

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May 3, 2009
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Why the score is much higher than X1 Extreme (8870H CPU with 32GB RAM and Nvidia 1050 GPU, Samsung SSD)?
Apples and oranges, you're dealing with more cores and more power, i.e., i9 vs. i7
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If I read correctly, notebookcheck mentioned that under Bootcamp Windows, MBP 2019 does not perform that well?
macOS is managing the undervolting, so going on a different OS will result in a hotter throttled experience. Battery life on the MBPs running windows is typically a lot worse as well
 
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hajime

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Apples and oranges, you're dealing with more cores and more power, i.e., i9 vs. i7
[doublepost=1560598875][/doublepost]
macOS is managing the undervolting, so going on a different OS will result in a hotter throttled experience. Battery life on the MBPs running windows is typically a lot worse as well

Thanks for the clarifications. So if I stay with Mac OS, I can get a quiet high performance letter with high res screen this time?

If I buy a MBP 2019 to run Windows (via bootcamp) and also run Linux as a virtual machine, which GPU an RAM size do you recommend?
 

applesed

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My cinebench on the stock 8 core mbpro is 2580, on a dining room table, able 75F in here. Seems low comparatively to others. Thoughts?
 

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getheo

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My cinebench on the stock 8 core mbpro is 2580, on a dining room table, able 75F in here. Seems low comparatively to others. Thoughts?

Please run the cinebench with intel power gadget and upload a screenshot after the benchmark ends.
 
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Queen6

macrumors G4
I was very surprised to see the fast processing of cinabench. None of the lenovo laptops I tried did like that. This includes the 8850H.

If I read correctly, notebookcheck mentioned that under Bootcamp Windows, MBP 2019 does not perform that well?

8 cores versus 6 simple as that. The notebooks that allow the 8750H upwards to perform to higher levels have more advanced cooling systems and less locked down.

8750H
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Apple looks to have undervolted macOS, and the CPU registers are locked making it pretty much impossible to do the same in W10, therefore Windows will be disadvantaged hitting the thermal ceiling much faster.

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hajime

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8 cores versus 6 simple as that. The notebooks that allow the 8750H upwards to perform to higher levels have more advanced cooling systems and less locked down.

8750H
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Apple looks to have undervolted macOS, and the CPU registers are locked making it pretty much impossible to do the same in W10, therefore Windows will be disadvantaged hitting the thermal ceiling much faster.

Q-6

Thanks for your info. My ex-X1E with 8870H is also slower than the MBP2019, I guess. Does GPU matter much for 2019 MBP? I remember that last year, the recommended model to get is the base 15" one.

I wonder how the X1 Extreme Gen 2 with the same i9 CPU will perform. On Lenovo website, there are many new "coming soon" X-series, T-series and P-series laptops but no definite date of release.

Not sure if it is true of not, he mentioned that MBP 2019 with Vega 20 GPU are nosier.

 

drdaz

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You could certainly be right. I just assumed this kind of tech was available to license; others have done so before :)

When I wrote that I also assumed x86-64 was a 64 bit extension of x86. I checked and it's not; it's a 64 bit version of it.

So your idea makes sense. But they'd have to license x86-64 from AMD.
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Well since you ask so nicely ;)

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So earlier this week when I saw i9 CB scores significantly over 3k, I decided I didn't care and that I was fine with my score; I spent 10 months with Apple Support battling with a 2018 model which has finally proven to be faulty hardware and I was just so happy to finally have a machine that didn't kick and scream.

Today I changed my mind and ran the benchmarks again, after a clean reboot.

I'm glad I did :p
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