Geekbench 5.4.1 Corporate for macOS AArch64 Result Information. Geekbench 5.5.0 for macOS AArch64 Result Information. Geekbench 5.3.1 for macOS AArch64 Result Information. MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2023)/M2 Pro Mac14,10. Benchmark results for a MacBook Pro (13-inch Late 2020) with an Apple M1 processor. MacBook Pro (14-inch, 2021)/M1 Pro/16GB MacBookPro18,3. Benchmark results for a Mac14,10 with an Apple M2 Pro processor. While we wait for testing devices, share your expectations in the comments below. Benchmark results for a MacBookPro18,3 with an Apple M1 Pro processor. System Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro ARM MT6785V/CC 2000 MHz (8 cores) Uploaded Apr 20, 2024.

© QualcommĪccording to Qualcomm, the first PCs powered by the Snapdragon X Plus chip should be coming to the market by mid-2024, the same (vague) time frame announced for the X Elite processor. System iPhone 14 Pro Max Apple A16 Bionic 3460 MHz (6 cores) Uploaded Apr 20, 2024. Outside those main cores, the rest of the specs are identical, with the same 42 MB of total cache memory, 45 TOPS AI core, LPDDR5X support, camera processing resolution, connectivity, and even other interfaces, such as USB4, and M.2 support.Įxpect to see the Snapdragon X Plus powering laptops from all the usual brands. The MacBook Pro (13-inch Late 2016) with an Intel Core i5-6267U processor scores 981 for single-core performance and 1,997 for multi-core performance in the Geekbench 6 CPU Benchmark. Pitted against Intel’s latest Meteor Lake and AMD’s Zen4 cores, the Snapdragon X Plus is touted as both faster and more power-efficient than its x86 rivals, both in CPU and integrated GPU benchmarks.įor the Snapdragon X Plus, the result is two fewer Oryon CPU cores, which are clocked a little more conservatively, with possibly the same fate for the Adreno GPU cores-unfortunately, Qualcomm stopped disclosing their GPU configurations many years ago. The MacBook Pro (13-inch Late 2016) is a Mac laptop with an Intel Core i5-6267U processor.

Now, the Snapdragon’s sights were also pointed at the Apple M3 chip, with the company promising 10% faster multithreaded performance when comparing the Snapdragon X Plus, with the Elite chip taking the advantage to 28% on Geekbench’s test. When it comes to overall performance, Qualcomm made some bold claims back in October when comparing the Snapdragon X Elite to the AMD and Intel chips available back then.

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