According to the software test, the new MacBook Pro CPU speed is the same or slightly slower than the old one. The first impressions from the comparison Max Yuryev does using benchmark apps are disappointing. To me, they may show some legitimate results, but I don't trust them. I've always thought benchmark tests are just for labs. Elsewhere, he doesn't need many adapters or a slew of different cables. Although he uses a few adaptors, most of the common devices in his workflow such as monitors and external storage have USB-C ports or come with cables with a USB-C jack at one end. The comparison is very detailed, and I'll go through some of the points that are interesting to me. Being a professional video editor, he executes both standardized benchmark tests and also runs the laptops through a real-life video workflow. In this video, Max Yuryev does quite a thorough comparison between both machines. Now, in the post-release era, we've had a chance to see how the new laptop performs against the older 2015 model in a display-by-display battle to help better evaluate whether or not it's actually worth buying. It wasn't clear what exact model was used, nor was it said what kind of tests were performed. Right before the new MacBook Pro 2016 release, FStoppers published an article about the laptop's performance when working with 5K ProRes video footage.
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