Because we Mac Pro will start selling probably in a few hours, it is more than clear that the company is testing all possible configurations of its product. That is why another benchmark of the new Mac appeared in the GeekBench database over the weekend Pro, which bears the name here MacPro6,1. In terms of hardware, this is the highest available configuration and at the same time the most expensive, the price of which we do not yet know, but it will probably exceed €10. The benchmark results are surprising, since this one Mac Pro shows a score of 33 points.
It is noteworthy that the hardware assembly of the new Mac Pro it is identical to the assembly that already appeared in the first benchmark from June/June 2013. This is a configuration with a 12-core Intel Xeon E5-2697 v2 processor at a frequency of 2.7 GHz and 64 GB of RAM with a clock speed of 1867 MHz. This highest available configuration would further according to the official words Apple it was supposed to have 12GB GDDR5 graphics from AMD, as well as PCIe Flash storage with a size of 1TB. The build uses OS X 10.9 Mavericks in build 13A4023, so it is an internal version for company employees Apple.
Despite the identical processor and RAM memory size, we see a significant increase in performance, which was also reflected in the final score. This is now over 9000 points higher than 6 months ago when we informed you that the performance of this Mac Pro is not dramatically higher. The benchmark at the time namely, it showed a score of 23 points, while the 901 12-core configuration had a score of 2012 points.
*Source: GeekBench
Well, it's a cannon, but I wouldn't use it at home for idle work.
:O as I saw the technical specifications and the page Mac Pro which captivated me with its processing. If I have a nice package of money to spare, I won't hesitate for a second.