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\nTesting Machine Learning Performance Using MLBenchy<\/h3>\n
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Here is the result:<\/p>\n
\r\nInceptionV3 Run Time: 1434ms\r\nNudity Run Time: 393ms\r\nResnet50 Run Time:1364ms\r\nCar Recognition Run Time:473ms\r\nGoogleNetPlace Run Time:410ms\r\nGenderNet Run Time: 597ms\r\nTinyYolo Run Time: 806ms\r\n\r\nInceptionV3 Run Time: 121ms\r\nNudity Run Time: 83ms\r\nResnet50 Run Time:72ms\r\nCar Recognition Run Time:114ms\r\nGoogleNetPlace Run Time:111ms\r\nGenderNet Run Time: 86ms\r\nTinyYolo Run Time: 146ms\r\n\r\nInceptionV3 Run Time: 91ms\r\nNudity Run Time: 76ms\r\nResnet50 Run Time:136ms\r\nCar Recognition Run Time:72ms\r\nGoogleNetPlace Run Time:147ms\r\nGenderNet Run Time: 87ms\r\nTinyYolo Run Time: 72ms\r\n\r\n\r\n \r\nDone running the 3 iterations of the benchmark \r\n<\/pre>\n
\nAnd finally, if you are curious about the SSD performance of the mac mini…<\/p>\n
Testing Disk Performance of Mac Mini SSD Using Blackmagic Speed Test<\/h3>\n
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I am quite surprise about its overall performance. The single core performance of Apple M1 chip is better than Intel i9-9880 and i7-1165. It will be quite useful if I need to perform some non-parallel computations. The multiple core performance of Apple M1 is quite impressive too. If you take a look to the result, you will notice that most of the CPUs that have better scores have more cores and threads. I really don’t expect a $700 computer that can beat the CPU that costs a thousand dollars or more.<\/p>\n
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