The first Geekbench 6 benchmark result for the new Mac Pro surfaced today, providing a closer look at the M2 Ultra chip's CPU performance in the desktop tower.. The result lists a single-core ...

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. The brand-new M2 MacBook Air , meanwhile, scored ...

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 ...

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 ...

Apple had some big claims about its new M2 Ultra SoC, as usual, but independent testing hasn't exactly borne out those performance promises. Benchmark data sourced from PrimateLabs Geekbench 6 ...

The first benchmark results for the M2 Ultra have started to surface, with the latest Apple Silicon chip appearing to have an as-expected bump in performance over its predecessor.

In this test, the Snapdragon X Elite achieved 44.5 fps on Config A and 38.5 fps on Config B. In our testing, the M2-driven MacBook Pro 13-inch hit 40.5 fps, which lines up with Qualcomm's results.

The early benchmark results fail to excite, ... what about the purported Apple M2 Max Geekbench performance? ... Intel Arc B580. RTX 5080. RTX 5090. 9070 XT.

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 ...

Because of the SSD Apple has used, a single 256GB chip rather than a pair of 128GB, performance will be down compared to the twin 256GB in my 512GB review machine.

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.

Intel and AMD have worked hard to ensure they made the latest generation of processors to outperform Apple’s M2 offerings, so the Mac Studio doesn’t offer the same uniquely high performance as ...