This single result compiles the performance scores from the 14 individual tests and boils them down to a single number. To find out which system performs best overall, we use a Speedmark 9 score. Not all models were available for testing.-Macworld Lab testing by James Galbraith and Albert Filice. Stock configurations tested, except where noted. IMac/1.4GHz dual-core Core i5 (21.5-inch, Mid 2014)Īll results are scores. MacBook Air/1.4GHz (11-inch, dual-core, 128GB storage, Mid 2014) MacBook Air/1.4GHz (13-inch, dual-core, 256GB storage, Mid 2014) MacBook Air/1.4GHz (11-inch, dual-core, 256GB storage, Mid 2014) IMac/1.4GHz dual-core Core i5 (21.5-inch, 1TB Fusion Drive, Mid 2014)* Retina MacBook Pro/2.4GHz (13-inch, dual-core, 128GB flash storage, Late 2013) Retina MacBook Pro/2.4GHz (13-inch, dual-core, 256GB flash storage, Late 2013) Retina MacBook Pro/2.6GHz (15-inch, dual-core, Late 2013) Retina MacBook Pro/2.3GHz (15-inch, quad-core, Late 2013) IMac/3.5GHz (27-inch, quad-core, 8GB RAM, 3TB Fusion Drive, Current Macs: Speedmark 9 scores Mac model
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