12/28/2022 0 Comments Mac mini 2012 vs 2014 geekbench![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() What’s notable is the performance of the Rosetta2 run of the benchmark when in x86 mode, which is not only able to keep up with past Mac iterations but still also beat them. The M1 here loses out to Zen3 and Tiger Lake CPUs, which still seem to have an advantage, although we’re not sure of the microarchitectural characteristics of the new benchmark. In this first-time view of the popular Cinema4D based benchmark, we see the Apple M1 toe-to-toe with the best-performing x86 CPUs on the market, vastly outperforming past Apple iterations of Intel silicon. One particular benchmark that sees the first light of day on macOS as well as Apple Silicon is Cinebench. We’ve made due with a assortment of available tests at the time of the launch to give us a rough idea of the performance: As we’ve had very little time with the Mac mini, and the fact that this not only is a macOS system, but a new Arm64-based macOS system, our usual benchmark choices that we tend to use aren’t really available to us. ![]()
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