The M2 is not faster than the 13th-gen Intel CPU. See the geekbench results of the Intel 13th gen below. What is even more impressive, in multiscore it comes close to the M1 Ultra, despite being a mobile / laptop cpu. I don’t see the M2 Pro & Max beating these type of performan...
and the Wildlife Extreme Stress Test. The M2 Pro showed a ~25% improvement in average frame rates and scores across the board. In GFXBench Metal, the M2 Pro posted 30% improvements against the M1 Pro. The same kind of improvement is also being seen on the M2 Max vs the M1 Pro. This...
Anonymous, 17 Jan 2023I doubt it is on pair with i9 gen 13 It will get slaughtered but i9 13th, this is thin laptop chipsets with good efficiency but not with great computing power. There is no doubt Intel is a king when it comes to performance with latest 13th mobile chips. Reply E...
and 96GB of RAM, production 16-inch MacBook Pro systems with Apple M1 Max, 10-core CPU, 32-core GPU, and 64GB of RAM, and production 2.4GHz 8-core Intel Core i9-based 16-inch MacBook Pro systems with Radeon Pro 5600M graphics with 8GB of HBM2, and 64GB of RAM,...
Second, we are using DDR5-4800MHz memory for both the Intel 12th/13th Gen processors, as well as Ryzen 7000. While 4800MHz is the fastest supported RAM speed for the 12th Gen, the new 13th Gen processors technically support up to DDR5-5600MHz if you have one, single rank stick per ...
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Better than expected but still behind Intel 13th gen. Apple needs to bring their A Game for M3 chips. Edit: Adding some benchmarks. The i9 chips are not out yet and the i7 are already on par with M2 Pro 12 core. Wait, so the M2 Pro is faster in the benchma...
I guess that Intel isn't doing great with process node shrinks if this is the main direction that they're going towards. the 14th gen really has nothing to do with process node shrinks or not. To a large extent, it is just a rebadge of the 13th gen. It has ...