![]() ![]() As such, moving to its own in-house chips is a big step for Apple and we’ll have to see whether the performance in benchmarks translates to real-world power. That means a move from the x86 architecture that’s been the foundation for laptop and desktop processors for decades, to the RISC architecture that underpins a vast amount of smartphone and tablet chips. Apple Silicon sees the Cupertino company starting to transition away from Intel chips for its laptops and desktops, and instead opt for its own custom chips built using ARM architecture. ![]() ![]() However, we’ve put the new Dell XPS 13 with the 11th Gen Core i7-1165G7, a reasonably powerful laptop-grade Intel CPU.īut on Geekbench 5 that Tiger Lake-based PC only delivered a single-core score of 1,521, showing that Intel’s latest silicon can’t keep up with the first chip from the Apple Silicon initiative. Secondly, the Intel-powered Macs in the Geekbench 5 list are stuck using 9th and 10th-generation Intel CPUs, as Apple has yet to update its Mac lineup with Intel Tiger Lake processors. So some impact on Geekbench performance is expected, whether it hits the M1 or Intel chips the heaviest isn’t clear. Two things to note here: first, the benchmark is being done using machines running Apple’s new Rosetta 2 API, which helps apps run on the new M1 chip.
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