Thursday, June 16th 2022

Apple M2 CPU & GPU Benchmarks Surface on Geekbench

The recently announced Apple M2 processor which is set to feature in the new MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro models has been benchmarked. The processor appeared in numerous Geekbench 5 CPU & GPU tests where the chip scored a maximum single-core result of 1919 points and 8928 points in multi-core representing an 11% and 18% CPU performance improvement respectively from the M1. The chip brings significant GPU performance increases achieving a Geekbench Metal score of 30627 points which is a ~42% increase from the M1 partially due to a larger 10-core GPU compared to the 8-core GPU on the M1. These initial numbers largely align with claims from Apple of an 18% CPU and 35% GPU improvement over the original M1.
Sources: Geekbench #1, #2, #3, #4
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27 Comments on Apple M2 CPU & GPU Benchmarks Surface on Geekbench

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Interesting how the "beats RTX 3090" claptrap was absent from their marketing this time around.
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DavenPS Something that only plays games is universally known as an actual toy.
Fixed that for you. :)

On the other hand, something that can do all kinds of interactive fun (including games), can emulate different enviroments, do all kinds of professional work, don't cost insane premium and don't have closed ecosystem I call freaking awesome.
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