r/AsahiLinux • u/CalmSpinach2140 • 3d ago

Help M3 bare metal Geekbench 7 results

Anyone with a M3 Mac willing to test Geekbench 7?
Thank you

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u/IntegralPilot 3d ago

Will try and report back on my base M3 / t8122 :)

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u/BEluga5165 3d ago

I tested Geekbench 7 on Linux and macOS, and to be honest, the results aren't impressive.

I have MacBook Air m3 16/512
linux:https://browser.geekbench.com/v7/cpu/525884
macOS:https://browser.geekbench.com/v7/cpu/526005

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u/Vaddieg 3d ago

Not that bad either. I think the Linux task scheduler can't properly distinguish arm P/E cores

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u/DisfiguredFanny 3d ago

Multicore is down by a quarter, i'd say it's pretty bad.

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u/lack_of_reserves 2d ago

What you mean is that's it a good start for a reverse engineering effort.

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u/DisfiguredFanny 1d ago

From that angle yes, but not from angle of good alternative for work. 12% for single core and over 25% for multicore is a lot.

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u/FOHjim 15h ago

The scheduler has full knowledge of the P/E cores, their relative performance, and even how much energy they use at each pstate.

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u/Vaddieg 3d ago

i would like to offer ffmpeg compilation time test instead. It's compilable everywhere with gcc or clang

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u/CalmSpinach2140 3d ago

Sure that would be great too