THE NEW IMAC IS 70% FASTER THAN THE MODELS ON THE CORE 2 DUO CHIPS

Not so long ago we reported on the debut of an updated line ofiMacAs well as the "inner world" of these one-piece computers, is one of the most recognizable products Apple. However, the average consumer probably also be interesting to learn about the performance of the new PC all-in-one, and the information we have today grew out of Primate Labs, tested iMac filling in 2011 with the help of your own test tools Geekbench 2. Although the benchmark Geekbench 2 is not intended to be comprehensive coverage (it can be used to measure only the processor speed and memory), however, the test results with it were quite revealing. It turned out that the updated iMac, based on which, we recall, are quad-core Intel Sandy Bridge, about 25 percent faster than previous generations and are on average 70 percent ahead of the iMac on chip Core 2 Duo. Who knows, perhaps these results will encourage some "makovodov" to start saving money on new purchases.