[SamAsEnd]

Am I missing something? I don't know where this informations came from, but you can check out GeekBench v6 single-core benchmarks here.

https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/singlecore

[dialup_sounds]

Something is fishy when the top two claim to be Android phones running Ryzen chips, and the third is allegedly a 13GHz Core i3.

[alpaca128]

Followed by an i9 with 5 cores and a multicore benchmark score of zero.

[solardev]

Probably crashed before it could complete the test.

[solardev]

Gosh, back in my day, we were lucky to squeeze out a few extra MHz. The overclockers today must be really skilled.

[SparkyMcUnicorn]

This is a short and fascinating peek into that world: https://youtu.be/qr26jxPIDm0

[brigade]

The better chart is https://browser.geekbench.com/processor-benchmarks/ which tries to discount outliers that might be liquid nitrogen cooled and/or faked

[MBCook]

The M4 is almost 1/3rd faster than the top Intel (on this benchmark)?

I had no idea the difference was that big. I don’t know what a normal geek bench score is, so I just sort of assumed that the top of the lung Intel part would be something like 3700 or 3800. Enough that Apple clearly took a lead but nothing crazy.

No wonder it’s such a big deal.

[wmf]

Even thought that was updated hours ago it doesn't list Zen 5 or Arrow Lake.

[tester756]

"Do not trust any benchmarks you did not fake yourself"