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Mac Benchmarks > eMac Benchmarks (All)
Update Published April 7, 2026
Geekbench 2 benchmark averages for all eMac models are listed below (2002-2005).
EveryMac.com diligently has hand compiled -- and independently averaged -- these Geekbench benchmarks from aggregate user results submitted to Primate Labs for each eMac. This data is unique to the EveryMac.com website.
Via a combination of our own custom algorithm for automated analysis and manual human review, benchmark results that are significant outliers, inaccurately tagged, not running the macOS, or otherwise errant are omitted prior to calculating an average. For many models, EveryMac.com runs Geekbench software directly on one or more devices, too.
On eMac models, the Geekbench 2 benchmark provides 32-bit performance using all processor cores. Subsequent versions of Geekbench are not supported. Higher numbers are better.
Geekbench benchmarks also are provided on EveryMac.com's specs pages for all eMac models and within the Ultimate Mac Comparison feature.
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