Apple's new M4-powered iPad Pro destroys Geekbench 6 world record, pushing past 4000 points thanks to reviewer Geekerwan and LN2 (liquid nitrogen) cooling. News ...

The M4 Max takes graphics performance to another level, scoring a remarkable 192,532 points in Geekbench 6 Metal. This score is not only 25% faster than the M3 Max but also nearly matches the ...

As is typical after a significant new hardware announcement from Apple, test results for the new 2024 iPad Pros are now popping up in the popular performance benchmarking tool Geekbench.And as Juli ...

The new MacBook Air is packing an M4 chip, and some Geekbench 6 benchmark numbers are very surprising for its $999 starting price. It achieved a single-core score of 3,680 points, and a multi-core ...

According to the Geekbench listing, the M4 MacBook Pro scored 3,864 in the single-core test and 15,288 in the multi-core test.There's also another listing that shows the graphics performance, with ...

Apple’s M4 chip is already setting records thanks to the help of an unconventional cooling method: ... the M4 chip managed to go past the 4000-point barrier in Geekbench 6’s single-core benchmark.

Benchmark leak reveals a 9-core M4 chip variant in the upcoming iPad Pro.This slightly less powerful version scores around 13,000 points on Geekbench 6’s multi-core test, still offering a 13% ...

And just like with Geekbench, Intel falls behind in both metrics here, so the Apple M4 still manages to hold its own against modern high-end machines. 3DMark Wild Life Extreme The only GPU test ...

The first M4 iPad Pro benchmarks are out, showing that the M4 chip is indeed ready to offer the gains Apple touted. Early benchmarks An iPad16.6 running iOS 17.5 surfaced on Geekbench.

Let's start with Geekbench 6, which is the basic test you'd run on any CPU. Right away, you can see Apple's unquestionable dominance in terms of single-core performance.