GeekBench v2.0.19
Soft, Utilities
Geekbench is a cross-platform benchmark that measures processor and memory performance. Geekbench was designed from the ground up to take advantage of the latest technology like multi-core processors and 64-bit operating systems.
Cross Platform:
Geekbench is available for Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows, letting you compare performance across different hardware configurations and operating systems with ease.
Result Browser:
Submit your results to the Geekbench Result Browser and share your results with your friends and other Geekbench users. Create an account and keep track of your Geekbench results online.
Multi-threaded benchmarks:
Geekbench’s processor benchmarks (every one!) run in both single-threaded and multi-threaded modes letting you see the performance increase multiple cores (or multiple rocessors)
bring to your system.
SIMD benchmarks:
Geekbench features a number of benchmarks that use SIMD instructions (both Altivec and SSE) letting you see the performance increase SIMD-aware applications bring to your system.
64-bit benchmarks:
Geekbench is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Run both versions on a 64-bit operating system to see the increase (or decrease) 64-bit applications bring to your system.
Note: 64-bit benchmarks are only available in the registered version of Geekbench. 64-bit benchmarks for Mac OS X will be released when Leopard is released.
Rosetta benchmarks:
Geekbench is available in both Universal and Rosetta versions for Mac OS X. Run the Rosetta version on your Intel-based Mac to find out how quickly it runs PowerPC applications, or to find out how much of a performance advantage Universal applications bring.
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