Apple made some big noise approximately the performance of the new iPad Pro at this year’s November special event held in Brooklyn. One of the outlandish-sounding claims was that the new iPads were twice as fast as final year’s models. The reason this seemed like marketing speak is because models from 2017 already outpaced many PC notebooks and a few Macs for favorable degree.
AppleInsider took Apples claims to task by doing a variety of benchmarks intended to reveal the actual performance in both synthetic and real-world tests. Bottom-line,Apple was not exaggerating at all with regard to performance claims. They started by testing the CPU claim.“Starting with Geekbench 4’s CPU benchmark, the 11-inch iPad Pro achieved a single-core score of 5028, and compared to 3976 on the 10.5-inch model. In multi-core,the 11-inch Pro scored 18181 compared to 9555 on the 10.5-inch iPad Pro, matching Apple’s claimed improvement of 90 percent.”Click here to continue and read more...
Source: inquisitr.com