According to John Poole, founder of Primate Labs and Geekbench, the new MacBook is 15% faster than last year's model scoring 2670 in single-core and 5252 in multi-core scores in 32-bit test, while last year's MacBook received 2303 in single-core and 4621 in multi-core scores. Last but not least, a 64-bit test revealed that the New MacBook scored 2894 and 5845 in single-core and multi-core scores respectively.
After looking at these early benchmarks of the New MacBook, do you feel like upgrading your 2015 MacBook. Let us know in the comments down below.
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