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Geekbench revealed performance data from an unpublished Macbook Pro model.
The free Geekbench benchmark is extremely popular, which allows you to quickly and easily measure the performance of a new Mac or iPhone. Again and again, the application is even used by users of an unpublished Mac or iPhone, apparently also on July 2: Here in the software databases
Unknown Macbook Pro Surface
using a completely new processor from Intel
i7-8559U of the Coffee Lake Generation
, The "Macbook 15.2" identifier could indeed be falsified, very often called Hackintoshs, so Windows PCs with macOS on Geekbench are represented. However, apart from the NUC8i7BEH kit from Intel NUC, we hardly know about Windows computers equipped with this processor, which Intel introduced in April.
So it is very likely, in our opinion, that there is a test device of the next 13-inch MacBook Pro. It is equipped with the typical MacBook 16GB LPDDR3. Probably one of the best equipped versions, the CPU offers four cores and displays very good values in the multicore field. While single-core performance is at a modest 4448 points, the four-core MacBook Pro in the multi-core benchmark marks 16,607 points – the fastest 13-inch MacBook Pro manages just under 10,000 points.
The graphics are an Iris Plus 655 to use, the power consumption is 28 watts.
New MacBook Pro are expected later this year that these new processors are not a surprise. What is unfortunately unknown, if Apple offers again a version with 32 GB of RAM in the new Macbook Pro. For technical reasons, this is not possible with current models, with the current i7 generation Coffee Lake, 32 GB of RAM are already possible.
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