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OnePlus 16 Geekbench 7 debut shows strong CPU but Apple still leads on single-core
technology18 days ago

OnePlus 16 Geekbench 7 debut shows strong CPU but Apple still leads on single-core

The OnePlus 16 appeared on Geekbench 7 powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, with 16GB RAM and Android 17, posting single-core 3,492 and multi-core 11,950. While the scores are competitive against other high-end chips (Qualcomm reference design and Dimensity 9600 Pro), they don’t match Apple's A20 Pro on the single-core test, suggesting Apple still leads CPU performance. The phone is expected to launch later this year, with a likely 12GB RAM baseline.

Apple M5 Ultra GPU Leaks Show 41% Performance Jump
technology21 days ago

Apple M5 Ultra GPU Leaks Show 41% Performance Jump

A leaked Geekbench 7 GPU score for Apple's M5 Ultra suggests a roughly 41% GPU performance gain over prior models, with the M5 Ultra GPU scoring 360,019 vs the M3 Ultra's 255,009 and rivaling the RTX 5080 in some creative workloads. Apple had announced the M5 Ultra alongside the Mac Studio, which starts at $6,799 and ships around Sept. 22, with the new GPU highlighting AI and GPU-accelerated workflow improvements.

M5 Ultra Benchmark Leaks: Apple's Fastest Silicon Yet Shows Notable Gains
technology24 days ago

M5 Ultra Benchmark Leaks: Apple's Fastest Silicon Yet Shows Notable Gains

A Geekbench 7 entry for Apple’s M5 Ultra (36-core CPU) shows single-core 3,774 and multi-core 52,516, indicating the fastest Apple chip to date with roughly 30% higher single-core and 35% higher multi-core performance than the M3 Ultra. The Mac Studio with M5 Ultra starts at $6,799 and launches Sept. 22, with GPU results still pending as more benchmark data emerges.

M6 Benchmarks Hint at CPU Leap for 2nm Mac mini
technology24 days ago

M6 Benchmarks Hint at CPU Leap for 2nm Mac mini

An unverified Geekbench 7 result for Apple's 2nm M6 chip shows 4,071 (single-core) and 22,783 (multi-core), suggesting ~12% faster single-core and ~27% faster multi-core than the M5; Apple claims the M6 delivers the world’s fastest single-threaded CPU, and the Mac mini with M6 (launching Sept. 22 alongside new Mac Studio models) could reflect these gains, though GPU results are not yet available and real‑world performance may vary.

Apple M5 Ultra Tops 96-Core Threadripper in Geekbench 7 With Fewer Cores
technology24 days ago

Apple M5 Ultra Tops 96-Core Threadripper in Geekbench 7 With Fewer Cores

Apple's M5 Ultra, a 36-core Apple Silicon SoC (12 performance cores), tops AMD's Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9995WX in Geekbench 7, delivering about 46% higher single-core score (3,774 vs 2,578) and roughly 11% higher multi-core performance despite far fewer cores; AMD still leads in heavily parallel tasks like Ray Tracer and Clang, while M5 Ultra's unified memory architecture boosts workloads such as Photo Editor, HDR, and Photo Library, making it a strong option for compact Macs (Mac Studio) versus the Threadripper's larger cooling needs.

iPhone 18 Pro's A20 Pro Sparks CPU and GPU Leap in Early Benchmarks
technology29 days ago

iPhone 18 Pro's A20 Pro Sparks CPU and GPU Leap in Early Benchmarks

Early Geekbench 7 results (unconfirmed) suggest the iPhone 18 Pro/Pro Max with the A20 Pro chip delivers about 21–23% faster single-core and 27–28% faster multi-core CPU performance than the A19 Pro, plus roughly 38–40% GPU gains on a 7-core GPU; the chip is built on a 2‑nm process with a 6‑core CPU at ~4.93 GHz. Benchmarks are not independently verified and may not reflect real-world performance.

Pixel 11 Pro XL's Tensor G6 Geekbench leak reveals seven-core CPU and clock speeds
technology2 months ago

Pixel 11 Pro XL's Tensor G6 Geekbench leak reveals seven-core CPU and clock speeds

A Geekbench 7 listing for Google Pixel 11 Pro XL shows the Tensor G6 with a seven‑core CPU (two cores up to 2.65 GHz, four up to 3.38 GHz, one at 4.11 GHz), 16 GB RAM and Android 17, posting 2,112 in single‑core and 5,196 in multi‑core. The G6 appears to deliver about 7% faster single‑core but roughly 12% lower multi‑core performance than the Tensor G5 reference, likely due to the seven‑core layout, plus a new PowerVR CXTP‑48‑1536 MC1 GPU. Data is pre‑release and may not reflect real‑world performance.

Geekbench 7 overhauls CPU/GPU benchmarks with AI-focused real-world workloads
technology2 months ago

Geekbench 7 overhauls CPU/GPU benchmarks with AI-focused real-world workloads

Primate Labs released Geekbench 7 with revamped CPU/GPU benchmarks that better reflect real-world use, adding on-device AI, image/video processing, and new workloads; the GPU bench now emphasizes machine learning and content creation, CUDA support joins OpenCL/Vulkan/Metal, multi-core testing is more selective, and media tests (AV1, Opus, Whisper) are expanded. Geekbench 7 Pro is 20% off through August 6, while the standard version remains free for personal use.