#Macbook pro 13 retina 2015 benchmarks windows 8#

In the OpenGL test, representing the system's graphics performance, the present solution has an edge of roughly 64% over the Iris Graphics 5100 in the precursor. Theres no longer Boot Camp support for Windows 8 and later in this model. Intel's current i5-5300U (TDP: 15 watts) lags behind by 6 to 20% depending on the test.

#Macbook pro 13 retina 2015 benchmarks update#

The March 2015 update of Apples 13' MacBook Pro Retina Display, model A1502, features fifth-generation Intel Core i5 and i7 processors and introduces the Force Touch trackpad. Therefore, it is comparable with the performance of Intel's i5-4200U CPU (TDP: 47 watts). MacBook Pro 13' Retina Display Early 2015 Repair. We could observe a CPU performance gain of approximately 19% to 23% (single thread, multithread) over the Intel i5-4258U Haswell processor used in the precursor. The latter is capable of providing up to twice the performance power compared to the HD 5500 in the 15-watt models. They differ from their peers, with higher clock rates in terms of base speed and Turbo and considerably stronger Intel Iris Graphics 6100 graphics unit. Instead, it relies on the tweaked 28-watt models. Broadwell Core U-series processors with a TDP of 15 watts as found in most Windows models. However, as is familiar from the preceding models, Apple does not use chips from the 'standard' range, i.e. Apple MacBook Pro Retina 13 Early 2015 (Intel Core i5 5257U, Intel Iris Graphics 6100, 13.3', 1. Apple MacBook Pro 13' (2015) at MyDeal for 699 Nearly a year and a half after its initial release, the MacBook Pro 13-inch with Retina display (early 2015) is finally due for an upgrade. Benchmarks of the new 13-inch MacBook Pro showed slight gains over previous-generation models, but the differences were not quite as pronounced as on the MacBook Air. To be more precise, it is in the form of the installed Intel Broadwell processors. The main reason for this refresh is found inside the device.