Earlier the Geekbench result came for the Mac pro using Intel’s 12-core Xeon E5-2697 v2 Ivy Bridge-E processor running at 2.7 GHz. In Sept and Nov the entries for 8-core and 6-core models came under Geekbench 3, but it was not directly comparable with the original 12-core model having been tested under Geekbench 2.
The new 12-core Mac Pro had a better look and performance, very likely to be lauch soon will set a new set of benchmarks. As every reports are coming in a positive way.
Currently among three sets of Geekbench results, two of them run in 32-bit mode and the third in 64-bit mode. Averages for the two 32-bit runs (1, 2) yield scores of 2909 for single-core testing and 29721 for multi-core testing. As predicted, new Mac Pro has high score than single-core due to the lower maximum clock speed of the 12-core chip.