The new iPhone 14 Pro lost to last year's flagship Apple in the benchmark
Miscellaneous / / September 09, 2022
So far, the A16 Bionic processor has not been as powerful as expected, but it's too early to draw conclusions.
Barely a day has passed since the presentation of new Apple smartphones, as iPhone 14 Pro launched a synthetic Geekbench test, the results of which were unexpected: the latest flagship conceded last year's model in terms of performance.
In the multi-core test, the new Apple A16 Bionic processor was 5% slower than the A15, scoring 4,664 points versus 4,885 for its predecessor. In single-core, the result was better - 1,879 points versus 1,750 for the iPhone 13 Pro.
The current Android flagship chips are inferior to both Apple processors in Geekbench.
The A16 Bionic chip is equipped with the flagship iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. The processor is produced by the TSMC factory using a 4 nm process technology, while 5 nm is used with the A15 Bionic. The new chip contains 16 billion transistors, one billion more than its predecessor.
Apple in 2022 tried to improve the optimization and energy efficiency of devices. So, high-performance CPU cores in A16 Bionic consume 20% less energy compared to A15 Bionic, and GPU bandwidth has increased by half - according to official data.
The processor score in the multi-core test may increase with the Geekbench update, so these numbers can be considered preliminary for now.
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