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what's up YouTube Jonathan Morrison here I spent the better part of last night running all sorts of benchmarks i'm using the 2010 15-inch 2.66 gigahertz core i7 macbook pro running geekbench 64-bit i got a score of 6272 which is much better than I thought it would do I'm gonna run you guys through a comparison between mac pro's imax and older macbook pros the i7 macbook pro hold its ground very well you guys can see right here it smokes the fastest 2009 core2duo imac now for the cinebench cpu it came in with a score of 2.5 that's not amazing but compared to what it was stacked up against it's nothing to be ashamed about onto the OpenGL which is basically a graphic surrendering benchmark the i7 macbook pro came in with a score of 15 point eight one frames per second this is great news for those of you who want to do moderate gaming now for handbrake I took a 23-minute simpsons episode exported it to h.264 format the i7 macbook took 13 minutes to a 2008 Mac Pro which took eight minutes now in compressor surprisingly enough the macbook pro beat the 2008 mac pro this is a great example of turbo boost taking at 2.66 up to 3 point 33 for imovie i took a one-minute 1080p HD clip imported it I got 41 seconds for the i7 macbook pro 20 seconds for the mac pro so it's not bad at all now for the export i was amazed at how close it was the Mac Pro has eight physical cores the macbook has two physical to virtual it's very cool to see four cores move it in I stat thank you guys for watching feel free to subscribe I got a whole bunch more on the way