Although we are introducing the third generation of chips Apple Silicon in the form of M3, M3 Pro and M3 Max The first performance tests are now available, having only been released early Tuesday morning. The very first one specifically relates to the base M3 chip with an 8-core CPU and 10-core GPU, which will be available in both the 24-inch iMac and the base 14-inch iMac. MacBookat Pro. So how is the new product, which was probably "run" through Geekbench 6 by one of the foreign journalists or YouTubers, who Apple already borrowed the news for tests, is it?
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From the records available in the Geekbench database, it can be seen that in the CPU test, the M3 chip scored around 3000 points on a single core, while in the multi-core test it was 11 points. Compared to the M700 chip, the new product has actually improved by around 2%, as the M20 managed to reach 2 points on a single core and 2600 points on multiple cores in the same test. As for the M9700 chip, which is found in the first generation of the 1-inch iMac or MacBook Air and Pro, its score is around 2300 points on a single core and 8300 points on multiple cores. Compared to it, the M3 is about 35% faster, which is a fairly decent value that should already be noticeable in use. For this reason, it can be expected that once Apple next year MacBooky Air will update to the M3, many Apple fans will switch to them from the M1 models, although in addition to the processor, the changed design will also play an important role.
Even the now "old" M1 for totally super performance. I can't imagine how fast this will be, it will be an absolute bomb.
We have 13″ at home. Air M2 512 GB, works well.
If I were to compare the M3, it would be better, and the future M4 would be so fast that I would be done before it would turn on :-) The M1 was turned on for approx. 7-9 seconds to the password and then 5-8 seconds to full loading. M2 shortened it by about 2-3 seconds at each step. How long does the M3 take?
So for pointing out the error in the article, I only deserved to delete the post, supr.
Because after the text correction, the text of the post would already be misleading. But the author could have written "Thank you, corrected" and the post would have been published.onechat.