Apple’s MacBook Pro Running Intel’s Core i7 8750H Spotted On GeekBench With A 22,316 Multi-Core Score; Upgrade On The Cards?

Apple’s MacBook Pro Running Intel’s Core i7 8750H Spotted On GeekBench With A 22,316 Multi-Core Score; Upgrade On The Cards?

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https://wccftech.com/alleged-15-inch-2018-macbook-pro-geekbench-core-i7-8750h-intel/

We’ve got an interesting benchmark leak today, that takes place just before Apple kicks off WWDC 2018. The conference will feature several launches from Apple, focusing on software. We’ve seen a lot of rumors related to the iPhone SE 2 this year, but right now they seem as nothing more than hot air. Speaking of which, an alleged benchmark for a 15″ MacBook Pro running Intel’s Coffee Lake -H Core i7 has surfaced today. Take a look below for more details.

It’s an open secret that Intel’s having problems with processors. The chip giant is yet to make the next node jump, despite promising to do so for years. However, it’s not all bad. Intel launched its Cofee Lake H lineup in April, looking to bring even more performance, cores, and threads to notebooks.

Apple’s MacBook Pro Running Intel’s Core i7 8750H Spotted On GeekBench With A 22,316 Multi-Core Score; Upgrade On The Cards?

Jun 4, 2018, 12:26pm UTC
https://wccftech.com/alleged-15-inch-2018-macbook-pro-geekbench-core-i7-8750h-intel/ > We’ve got an interesting benchmark leak today, that takes place just before Apple kicks off WWDC 2018. The conference will feature several launches from Apple, focusing on software. We’ve seen a lot of rumors related to the iPhone SE 2 this year, but right now they seem as nothing more than hot air. Speaking of which, an alleged benchmark for a 15″ MacBook Pro running Intel’s Coffee Lake -H Core i7 has surfaced today. Take a look below for more details. > It’s an open secret that Intel’s having problems with processors. The chip giant is yet to make the next node jump, despite promising to do so for years. However, it’s not all bad. Intel launched its Cofee Lake H lineup in April, looking to bring even more performance, cores, and threads to notebooks.