The first benchmark score of the Apple M2 processor appeared

Apple introduced the M2 processor and its first devices with M2 processors at the WWDC 2022 developer conference. The M2, which is claimed to offer serious performance and efficiency improvements over the M1, appeared on the popular benchmark platform Geekbench. The scores of the device, which is thought to be the MacBook Pro with the M2 processor, are quite exciting.

M2 The Geekbench 5 score of the M2 processor shows new details about the processor. The M2 processor runs at 3.49GHz instead of 3.2GHz as in the M1 processors. M2, which scored 1919 points with an increase of 11.56% in single-core performance, managed to score 8928 points with an increase of 19.45% in multi-core performance. Thus, Apple’s M2 processor comes pretty close to the Core i9-12900K in single-core performance. The M2 processor

scores 30627 points in the Metal benchmark test, making a difference to the M1’s 21001 score. Thus, it is clear that the M2 with a 10-core graphics unit has received a serious update against the M1 with a maximum 8-core graphics unit. The M2 processor seen on Geekbench is thought to belong to the MacBook Pro model with an active cooling system, so the MacBook Air with the M2 processor may perform slightly differently.