This week the new 14 “and 16” MacBook Pros were formally unveiled. These laptops are the big change in this range from Apple in many years, both in terms of design and what they mean in terms of performance and power management.
Days before it began to reach first users, the 16-inch MacBook Pro was already certified on the Geekbench platform for testing. And the results are impressive.
As you can see in the image below, the MacBook Pro with M1 Max scored 1749 points on a single core. But what makes its passage through Geekbench impressive is the result of 11542 points in multicore.
M1 Max achieves twice the performance of M1 in multi-core
The model in question to pass the tests has a 10-core CPU and a 32-core GPU. In comparative terms, in multi-core it shows to have twice the performance of the MacBook Pro with M1.
Considering these numbers, the M1 Max outperforms all Mac processors except the most powerful Intel Xeon models. More tests for these processors are expected in the coming days.
More importantly, MacBook Pro with M1 Max will start to reach users. Then we will have a better idea of ​​the performance in real use of these laptops, and their power management that Apple talks about.
If you want to know everything about the new MacBook Pro, check out our dedicated launch article. To know all the details about the M1 Pro and M1 Max processors, we also have the ideal article for you. If you want to know when macOS Monterrey arrives at the model, check this article with the lists.