Apple’s highly anticipated new generation processor, M4 Pro, made a splash among those waiting with its first performance tests. The M4 Pro, which achieved impressive results especially in the Geekbench tests conducted on the 16-inch MacBook Pro, has made a big leap in both single-core and multi-core performance. Here are the details…
Geekbench performance test results of Apple’s M4 Pro chip that powers the MacBook Pro
First of all, this model is equipped with a 14-core CPU and 20-core GPU and is one of Apple’s most powerful mobile chips. In Geekbench tests, M4 Pro received 3,925 points in single-core performance and 22,669 points in multi-core performance, providing a 25% single-core and 46% multi-core increase compared to its predecessor, M3 Pro.
These results are not just an advantage of more cores, but also because the processor works more powerfully and efficiently thanks to the increased speed limit of up to 4.51 GHz. The M3 Pro had a speed limit of 4.06 GHz, this difference makes the M4 Pro stand out especially in speed-oriented operations.
Interestingly, the M4 Pro even surpasses last year’s 16-core M3 Max model in multi-core performance, signaling that it will offer a strong experience on the new generation MacBook Pro models. The M4 Pro is also impressive in terms of graphics performance.
Its 20-core GPU scored 69,867 points in the OpenCL test, making a 38% jump compared to the M3 Pro’s GPU performance. Although it doesn’t reach the massive 91,413-point performance of the M3 Max’s 40-core GPU, this difference is only 31% and is quite impressive despite half the core count of the M4 Pro. In other words, the new MacBook Pros seem to exceed expectations in graphics operations.
While it is eagerly awaited to see what Apple will offer in the M4 Max model from now on, the performance of the Pro once again showed how Apple makes a difference in the processor industry with its own developed chips. What do you think about this? You can write your opinions in the comments section below.
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