Between the MacBook Air, the two 13-inch MacBook Pro models, and the 16-inch MacBook Pro, we'll help you decide which laptop is. The Macbook Air benchmarks the same as the Macbook Pro, but will probably be subject to throttling for prolonged workloads in the real world. Both the single and multi-core tests showed a mere 3 to 6 percent. Also note that it's about 25 percent better than the Intel HD Graphics 5500 (also a new generation integrated graphics engine) that's found in the new Dell XPS 13. On average, its scores were about 13 percent greater than the MacBook Air’s.

However, the undisputed leader here is the MacBook Pro and its new Intel Iris Graphics 6100 integrated GPU.