2023 Mac mini Geekbench scores: dramatic multi-core boost
2020 iMac 5K 8-core versus 2017 iMac Pro 8-core
iMac Pros With Custom Xeon Chips Possibly Appear on Geekbench Ahead of December Launch - MacRumors
How can you compare the performance of M1 chips? 1 Geekbench – The Eclectic Light Company
Mid-Range iMac Pro is Nearly Twice as Fast as High-End 5K iMac and Up to 45% Faster Than 2013 Mac Pro - MacRumors
Apple Mac Pro & iMac Pro Running Intel's New Core i9-7900x Spotted On Geekbench - 3uTools
Performance & conclusion : Apple 24-inch M1 iMac review: Much more than just a colourful Mac - HardwareZone.com.sg
New 24-inch M1 Apple iMac destroys every iMac that ever came before it in Geekbench single-core tests with +37% gains over the nearest Intel Core i7 and i9 models - NotebookCheck.net News
Geekbench 5 Released With Improved Benchmark Tests, Dark Mode Support, and More - MacRumors
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2020 iMac Benchmarks Surface Online [Updated] - MacRumors
24-inch iMac with M1 benchmarks up to 56% faster than Intel model | AppleInsider
New Low-Cost iMac Nearly 50% Slower in Multi-Core, 10% Slower in Single-Core Benchmarks - MacRumors
Benchmarks for high-end iMac 5K show 75 percent speed gain over 2017 model | AppleInsider
8 Core i9-9900K macOS Mojave Hackintosh Benchmarks - Disk Speed, Metal, Geekbench results
Apple 27-inch iMac 2020 review | Macworld
Unannounced iMac appears in Geekbench results with 10-core Intel i9 CPU, Radeon Pro 5300 GPU - 9to5Mac
Unannounced iMac with 10-core CPU shows up in Geekbench results - HardwareZone.com.sg
First Mac Mini M2 Geekbench Scores Show Promising Performance Gains
8 Core i9-9900K macOS Mojave Hackintosh Benchmarks - Disk Speed, Metal, Geekbench results
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$12,000 18-Core iMac Pro SLOWER than Base Model w/... - Adobe Community - 10327392
2019 iMac performance ranges from 5% to 66% increase over previous models | AppleInsider
Early benchmarks show M1 outperforming every Mac ever made in single-core scores
