Apple's promises about its new M3 chip performing considerably better than its predecessors don't sound exaggerated, according to recent Geekbench results.
In a not-so-spooky Halloween event, Apple announced its new MacBook Pro and iMac line with its new M3 chips. The new products will be available early next week, and a few early benchmark tests were done very recently to give an idea of how accurate the company’s claims were regarding the new chip’s performance. As a reminder, Apple claimed that the new M3 chip features efficiency cores up to 30% faster than the M2 chip and up to 50% faster than the M1 family.
They also promised that the GPU would see a 65% upgrade as compared to the M1 and a 20% increase in performance when compared to the M2. Recent Geekbench results have confirmed that Apple’s claims were not inflated. Admittedly, Geekbench testing can sometimes be inaccurate, but 9to5Mac has confirmed the benchmark results, too. According to the benchmark results for the base model M3 MacBook Pro, the single-core performance is around 3000, and the multi-score is 11,700.
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