IT House June 16 news, today’s Geekbench website appeared on the upcoming Apple 13-inch MacBook Pro equipped with M2 chip benchmarks, the results show that Apple’s new M2 chip is nearly 20 times faster than the M1 chip in multi-core performance. %.
The Apple M2 chip runs at 3.49GHz, while the M1 chip runs at 3.2GHz, and one of the tests isThe single-core score of 1919 is about 12 percent faster than the M1 MacBook Pro 13-inch’s 1707 single-core score.The M2 chip’s multi-core score of 8928 is about 20 percent higher than the M1 chip’s score of 7419.
Another set of M2 chip benchmarks scored 1876 points for single-core and 8791 points for multi-core.
Apple says the M2 chip is 18 percent faster than the M1, so the Geekbench 5 test is more in line with Apple’s claims.
As for the Metal benchmark, the M2 chip scored 30,627, a significant improvement over the 21,001 score achieved by the M1. The M2 chip offers up to 10-core GPUs, compared to the M1’s maximum 8-core GPU.
Apple’s M2 chip is already used in the new 2022 MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro. Apple has yet to provide information on when the M2 MacBook Air will launch, but the new M2 MacBook Pro 13-inch will be available for pre-order starting Friday, June 17.
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