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Apr 16, 2018 - If your Mac isn't working right, you can try Apple's built-in diagnostic tests to find out what's wrong with your battery, processor, and more. Why take the time to load up a browser when Speedtest is right there on your desktop? Available for Mac and Windows, this embedded experience is specifically designed to be fast and easy to use. Discover your download and upload speeds; Diagnose connectivity issues; Detect trends over time with detailed reporting; Available in 17 languages.
Mac Benchmarks Welcome to the Geekbench Mac Benchmark Chart. The data on this chart is calculated from results users have uploaded to the. To make sure the results accurately reflect the average performance of each Mac, the chart only includes Macs with at least five unique results in the Geekbench Browser. Scores are calibrated against a baseline score of 4000 (which is the score of an Intel Core i7-6600U).
Higher scores are better, with double the score indicating double the performance. Curious how your Mac (or PC) compares? And find out how your computer measures up to the Macs on this chart.
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Chick-fil-A That already-popular menu at Chick-fil-A may be getting cheesy. The chicken-sandwich chain is currently testing macaroni and cheese at some of its restaurants and is considering whether to add it to more markets – and perhaps, nationally. As part of a 'limited-time test,' Chick-fil-A is currently offering 'Mac & Cheese' as a side item in several cities as part of a limited-time test: Baltimore, Maryland, Greensboro, North Carolina, Houston and San Antonio, Texas, Nashville, Tennessee, and Phoenix, Arizona. Whether the dish will be served up in more restaurants remains to be seen. But the testing will help the company determine whether it will become a permanent menu item, the chain says. 'These tests will help Chick-fil-A decide whether or not the menu item will become available nationwide in the future,' the company said in a statement sent to USA TODAY. The chain told Business Insider something similar when it reported on Chick-fil-A adding Mac & Cheese and baked beans as test menu items in three of the markets this summer.
The price for a side order of Mac & Cheese differs per market, but starts at $2.79 for a medium-sized side and $4.39 for a large side. Customers in those test markets can also order Mac & Cheese off the catering menu as a small ($33) or large tray option ($64.50), Chick-fil-A says. Should you just want to look and drool over the dish, it's posted on Chick-fil-A's site, too. Many customers who have already tasted the menu item have taken to Twitter to offer testimonials with one customer from Maryland, saying, “y’all really got something with this” and another customer calling the dish “legit.” Others who live in cities where the dish is not available sound envious – and hungry. One Chick-fil-A fan said she might 'have to move back to' Maryland, because Florida doesn't have the dish yet. Others simply pleaded with Chick-fil-A to quit noodling around – OK, we know macaroni is a pasta not a noodle – and start serving Mac & Cheese at all of its restaurants.
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More: Chick-fil-A starts its international expansion in Toronto next year More: Chick-fil-A is first quick service restaurant to test meal kits Follow USA TODAY reporter Mike Snider on Twitter: @MikeSnider.