All present Apple processors are in contrast in an up to date chart, mixing in iPhone, iPad, and Mac chips to indicate their relative energy in benchmark assessments – together with, after all, the brand new A17 Professional.
One standout result’s that the iPhone 15 Professional is sort of on a par with the entry-level MacBook Air in terms of processing energy …
Macworld carried out the assessments.
It’s a considerably predictable chart, with the quickest Mac chips on the high, adopted by a mixture of iPads and iPhones. However there are nonetheless some fascinating outcomes: house owners of the iPad Professional can say their pill is about as quick as a MacBook Air and that wouldn’t be a lot of a attain. And the distinction between the $399 iPhone SE and the $899 iPhone 14 isn’t as enormous as their worth distinction signifies.
Let’s begin with the massive image, utilizing the multi-core scores:
Simply as Apple appears to assume we’ll be shocked to listen to that each new iPhone is “the perfect iPhone we’ve ever made,” it’s after all equally unsurprising to see the regular ramp-up in efficiency over time.
However as Roman Loyola notes, it’s fascinating to see how a lot bang in your processor buck you get with the present iPhone SE.
(The very minor distinction proven from the iPhone 14 is probably going simply the sort of variation you’d count on between any two assessments.)
The total piece has comparable comparisons for Macs and iPads, with tabs that allow you to swap between single-core, multi-core, and Compute scores.
