The record

Type
Official benchmark result
Tier
A: Vendor documentation, a government document, a technical manual or an official benchmark result. One tier A source is sufficient to publish a figure.
Locator
Single-Core and Multi-Core tabs, row "Mac mini (Late 2020) — Apple M1 @ 3.2 GHz (8 cores)"
Consulted
2026-08-04
Address
https://web.archive.org/web/20250601022137id_/https://browser.geekbench.com/mac-benchmarks
Retrieved
275570 bytes, SHA-256 ff41a34b998b2692… Recorded by the pipeline as evidence of what was downloaded, never as a fact about the hardware.
License
Copyright Primate Labs Inc. Quoted here under short-extract fair use for verification of the figures cited.
Usage
The benchmark's own publisher, which is what makes it a tier A result rather than an aggregator's table. Two things about it are unusual enough to be recorded on every figure taken from it. It is a rolling average — the page says so itself, and says when it was last recomputed — so a figure read from it is a dated snapshot and never a current value. And browser.geekbench.com refuses automated requests outright, so the fetched address is a Wayback capture; here the archive is not a fallback but the mechanism, because a capture is dated by construction and that is exactly what a snapshot of a moving number needs.
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