Early iPhone 16 Pro benchmarks show it could be more powerful than your MacBook
With M1 benchmarking around 8300 for multi-core performance, the A18 Pro is seemingly a hair more impressive, and while the comparison may seem like apples to oranges to some, it shows just how far Apple has come in just a few years - let alone the rest of the industry which is keeping pace or following closely behind.
iPhone 16’s A18 Pro chip outperforms the M1 chip in new benchmarks [Updated]
The Geekbench result uploaded today comes from an iPhone17,1 – a model identifier that corresponds with the iPhone 16 Pro. This means we’re looking at Apple’s A18 Pro chip. The A18 and A18 Pro are mostly the same when it comes to CPU performance, although the Pro chip has an extra GPU core and a USB 3 controller.
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