GeekBench test reveal: A17 Pro exceeds expectations in single-core performance

News on September 16, Apple A17 The Pro chip has attracted a lot of attention because it is one of the first chips in the world to use the 3nm process. While some may not be too happy with its performance gains, in GeekBench testing the A17 The Pro performed strongly.

It is understood that the A17 Pro’s large core frequency can reach up to 3.77GHz. Although it is only 9% faster than the A16, in the GeekBench 6 test, the A17 The Pro's single-core score reached 2914 points, which is 10% faster than the A16. This score is also 40% higher than the Snapdragon 8 Gen2 chip, which shows that its single-core performance is quite excellent.

Not only that, the A17 Pro is on par with top desktop processors. Compared with Intel Core i9-13900K and AMD Ryzen 9 7950X, A17 The Pro lags behind by just 10% and 8%, despite clocking in at 5.8GHz and 5.7GHz respectively. This shows that Apple's chips are highly competitive in single-core performance.

However, the A17 Pro is relatively weak in terms of multi-core performance because it uses an architecture of 2 large cores and 4 small cores , cannot compete with desktop processors with more cores and threads. Compared to these processors, the A17 Pro's multi-core performance lags as much as 68%. Although it is only a 3% improvement compared to A16, it is still 33% higher than Snapdragon 8 Gen2

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