The first Geekbench 6 benchmark ... the new Mac Pro is over twice as fast as the fastest Intel-based model, and given that all configurations include the M2 Ultra chip, this performance can ...

For comparison, the Mac Studio with the lower-spec M2 Max, which we just reviewed, scored 15,081 in multi-core, itself a blockbuster performance ... Intel-based Mac Pro. We never ran benchmarks ...

When it comes to multi-core performance, the Apple M2 posted 8929 points on Geekbencb 5 multi-core CPU test. In this scenario, Apple M2 is not as capable as the Intel Core i9-12900K due to the ...

More interestingly, the scores reveal that the new Mac Pro should have around 2× faster overall CPU performance than the fastest Intel-based Mac Pro with a 28-core Xeon W processor. This feat is ...

and the results from our performance testing inspire a lot of excitement about what an improved M2 could do. Our first opportunity to benchmark the M2 chip came courtesy of Apple, who sent us a 13 ...

Despite some recognition challenges by CPU-Z due to the virtual environment, the performance results were impressive, with scores of 749. Apple M2 CPU-Z Single Thread Benchmark Score Matches Intel ...

This session also showed how the X Elite’s benchmark results compare to its rivals. How well does the Snapdragon X Elite stack up against Intel ... the M2 Max chip hit 80 fps. Apple's beefier ...

The Mac Studio with M2 Ultra appeared in Geekbench 5 tests with a score of 1,956 points in single-core and 27,945 points in multi-core. This means that the new chip is about 18 percent faster than ...

Apple claims a significant amount of performance improvement at the same power. Alternately, it can deliver the same performance as a Core i7-1255U in "industry representative benchmarks" which it ...

The resulting ultraportable wasn't just competitive with Intel's processors, it capably leapfrogged them and set the stage for two years of upgrades across Apple ... performance, the MacBook Air ...

The Apple M2 Ultra packs 24-core CPU and 76-core GPU that are claimed to offer 20 and 30 percent improvements respectively. It also has a 32-core Neural Engine that is set to be 40 percent faster.

Yet another Intel-based Mac is no more, and while the M2 Pro is great, the price isn't right. ... Let’s start with that mainstay CPU performance benchmark, Geekbench 5.