By Julie Clover
Benchmarks for the new iPad Pro M4 models have appeared on Geekbench, giving us an idea of how much faster Apple's second-generation 3nm chips are compared to the M3, M2, and other previous-generation Apples. silicon chips.
The 10-core version of the M4 chip earned an average single-core score of 3695 , and the average multi-core score is 14,550 across 10 tests. When it comes to single-core performance, the M4 is faster than the M3 Max MacBook Pro and comparable to the M2 Maximum multi-core performance.
For context, here are the single-core and multi-core performance of previous chips (all variants with maximum CPU/GPU performance):
- M4 – 3,695/14,550
- A17 Pro – 2,908/7,234
- M2 – 2,540/9360
- M2 Pro – 2651/14 295
- M2 Max – 2802/14 800
- M1 – 2,272/8,208
- M3 – 3,087/11,702
- M3 Pro – 3,112/15,286
- M3 Max – 3,128/20,957
Compared to M2 In the previous version of iPad Pro The M4 was 46 percent faster in single-core mode and 55 percent faster in multi-core mode. Apple didn't use the M3 in the iPad, but it is 24 percent faster than the M3.
Apple said the M4 delivers 1.5 times faster processor performance than the M2 in the previous generation iPad Pro, which is consistent with the benchmark results we've seen so far.
Apple plans to introduce the M4 family of chips across all of its products in 2024 and 2025. The first M4 Macs are slated to launch later this year.
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