When the M1 chips first came out they were getting 220. Now its around 500 on my dad's M1 iMac on 14.4MBA M2 Basic (8/256) also improved after the macOS 14.4 / Safari 17.4 update: Speedometer 2.1 Score was 546, is now 589.
When the M1 chips first came out they were getting 220. Now its around 500 on my dad's M1 iMac on 14.4MBA M2 Basic (8/256) also improved after the macOS 14.4 / Safari 17.4 update: Speedometer 2.1 Score was 546, is now 589.
an OS update is no substitution for a processor update, it can't perform magic (and you're already on an M3 👍)Before update iMac M3, 24gb, 8/10. - 660
After update - 675
Not a big improvement on my end.
Oh yeah no complaints here. 😀 It was already freaking fast coming from an iMac Late 2013. I ran this test on Firefox latest update and its 550 mark with that browser.an OS update is no substitution for a processor update, it can't perform magic (and you're already on an M3 👍)
OS updates may bring marginal speed increases, but mostly should be about bug fixes, leaner code, better functionality, new options.
Firefox is "of course" always slower than the latest Safari version in this benchmark, and usually slower than Chrome.Oh yeah no complaints here. 😀 It was already freaking fast coming from an iMac Late 2013. I ran this test on Firefox latest update and its 550 mark with that browser.
Most of the time the second test run will be a higher score, you should be getting at least 680 on the M3 chips. I just got over 690 just nowBefore update iMac M3, 24gb, 8/10. - 660
After update - 675
Not a big improvement on my end.
Got 677 way below 690 which is great you get that mark on yours. Nice.Most of the time the second test run will be a higher score, you should be getting at least 680 on the M3 chips. I just got over 690 just now
there so many variables in this (hardware, ram, apps & services running, etc)... no reason to expect we'd all get the same results based on the OS. just mentioning!Got 677 way below 690 which is great you get that mark on yours. Nice.
Why are we using a browser benchmark that stresses the Javascript engine to measure operating system performance? That doesn't make any sense to me.Since the release date of the M1, M2 and M3 chips, here's what the speedometer 2.1 scores started at and what they are now... Running on Sonoma 14.4