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iBench

Name: iBench
Rating: 2.25 (1 reviews)

1.1.2

14 November 2009

Performance benchmarking utility.

Overview

iBench is a synthetic benchmark for the Mac OS X operating system.

iBench is comprised of 21 tests (12 of integer workload and 9 of floating point) of real-world usage that allow you to check and compare the CPU and memory performance of your Mac.

What's new in iBench

Version 1.1.2:

Bug fixes:
- Solved an error on Core i5 and i7 based iMacs hardware identification.
Known issues:
- There is a bug that crashes iBench on the open file panel, please use list or icon view on it instead of columns view to avoid it until is solved.

iBench Screenshots

3 iBench Reviews

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Soulslave

01 November 2009

Most helpful

ok, i got my result, but what does it means? how do i compare it to other macbooks like mine to see how good mine is. or is it just to compare it to my own the next time i do the test?

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Version 1.1.1

Mark3785

05 September 2012

Relatively useless as there is no db for results comparison. It also leaves files strewn over the desktop when done.

Version 1.1.2

Soulslave

01 November 2009

ok, i got my result, but what does it means? how do i compare it to other macbooks like mine to see how good mine is. or is it just to compare it to my own the next time i do the test?

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Version 1.1.1

1 answer(s)

Mitch-de

02 November 2009

Yep. Basicly to compare your Macs / different OS X versions. Also you can compare to friends / at forum postings by saving the result file and share that (zipped). Until now there is no buildin Website Result submit+compare feature like geekbench has. Perhaps the dev could do an manual website with bench values of different macs in the future.

Version 1.1.1