Memory bandwidth was 3.41GB/second, getting a score of 639 according to Geekbench 4’s test parameters. Face detection occurred at 770.3 Ksubwindows per second, leading to a score of 2637. Using both cores, the Mac mini processed speech recognition tasks at 14.5 words per second, for a 1691 score.
Under macOS Sierra, the single- and multi-core scores were 10 respectively. Single-core performance of Sierra versus High Sierra shows some improvement with the newer operating system Regardless of whether the test was single-core or multi-core, High Sierra provided consistently better performance in the analysis. If you aren’t quite so interested in exact numbers, feel free to skip ahead to “Interpreting the Benchmarks.” The Benchmark ResultsĪs you’ll see in the charts below, macOS High Sierra performed modestly better in all categories. Now for the scores – if you’re into geekspeak, keep reading the results. Then I downloaded Geekbench again, after the initial time of Spotlight indexing was finished, and ran another series of tests.
After obtaining the Geekbench 4 results for Sierra, I downloaded and performed a clean install of macOS High Sierra.
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