Geekbench scores for the Apple M1 inside the 12.9-inch iPad Pro came out to 2,305 and 8,357 in the single- and multi-core tests, with the improved single-core performance and two extra cores ...

Apple itself insisted that the CPU and GPU improvements were 35% and 65% better respectively ... There's a 74% difference in Geekbench Metal scores between the M1 and M4 chips.

The M1 Ultra is Apple's latest ... benchmarks that help us verify the truth of Apple's performance claims. Notably, we ran the Ultra through the Geekbench 5.4 CPU benchmarks to get a sense of ...

The upcoming M4-powered machine has made an appearance on Geekbench ... Arm-based Windows laptops work, but Apple leapfrogged it when announcing the M1 chip in 2020. The decision to leave x86 ...

On average, the Apple M2 Geekbench 5 Single-Core score comes ... This means the Apple M1 Ultra is about 65% faster than the M2, but again, this is an expected result given that the M1 Ultra ...

On the Geekbench 5 multi-core CPU test, the M4 iMac fell short of Apple's claims but did show ... was 35% faster than the M3 model and 65% faster than the M1 model. The new M4 processor with ...

OK, I know, it’s not fair to imply that the Apple M1 represents some ... might not run at all. Take Geekbench 5, for example, which runs natively on the M1. The fanless MacBook Air M1 scored ...

Geekbench scores for the newly announced Mac mini with M2 and M2 Pro chips have revealed a significant increase in performance compared to the previous-generation Mac mini and previous M1 Pro and ...

the first Apple Silicon chip for the Mac, which was later brought to iPads. The A18 Pro outperforms the M1 chip in the vast majority of Geekbench results. Obviously, a benchmark is a benchmark ...

The MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models with the Apple M2 chip went official back in June. To those unaware, the M2 chip succeeds Apple's well-received M1 chip, which made its debut in 2020.