While the M1-powered MacBook Pro 13 laptops are certainly more affordable compared to previous Intel-based versions, they still seem overpriced compared to similarly-specced models from other OEMs, even if they indeed come with great screens on top.
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Then again, we should not ignore the pricing aspect. The base M1 Pro is faster than an entry level CPU from a 2019 Mac Pro and 30 faster than the AMD Radeon 5500M from the MacBook Pro 16' 2019 (all of this presumably with better thermals and. When Geekbench 5 runs the same CPU tests on my M1 Mac mini, the picture is quite different. To put things in perspective, the difference between an entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro with M1 Pro and the cheapest model with an M1 Max chip is about 900. And as you select a better config, the price keeps on pilling up. We are also seeing that the M1 has a quite potent iGPU, and, depending on use case, Apple’s chip may offer a better overall experience. The entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro with M1 Pro costs 1,999 and boasts an 8-core CPU, 14-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine. Video rendering will often lean on the GPU performance for many effects and heavy-duty work. The i7-1165G7 and i7-1185G7 appear to be only slightly faster in single-core mode, but they lag behind in multi-core mode by quite a lot since they only score ~6,200 points due to their quad-core design. M1 Max vs M1 Ultra: Geekbench 5 graphics benchmarks. Thanks to the guys over at WCCFTech, we also get an idea how the M1 compares to the Tiger Lake CPUs. 10 faster in a single-core Geekbench v5 test - 1925 vs 1746 points Advantages of Apple M1 Pro Supports quad-channel memory Around 102.
Conversely, the same AMD APU scored 8359 points in multi-thread mode, while the M1 scored 7608. Twitter user Ali King Fans Intl tested the M1 chip on the latest MacBook Pro 13 with the new Cinebench R23 suite and the Apple processor managed to score 1498 points in single-core mode, which is a few hundred points higher than what a Ryzen Pro 4750U managed. Surprisingly enough, the M1 appears to be beating similar AMD in single-core load, at least according to some new leaked tests performed in the newly released Cinebench R23.
It might not obliterate the new Intel Tiger Lake-U or AMD’s Renoir APUs, but the performance is up there. From what we can gather, the M1 seems to be quite an accomplishment considering that this is the first laptop-grade completely developed in-house by Apple. Apple’s M1 laptop-grade SoC has been getting quite the attention the past few days as more and more benchmark results are flooding the social media outlets.
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