Geekbench provides a comprehensive set of benchmarks engineered to quickly and accurately measure processor and memory performance.
Just a quick heads-up: Geekbench for iOS is free until April 10.
Geekbench provides a comprehensive set of benchmarks engineered to quickly and accurately measure processor and memory performance.
Designed to make benchmarks easy to run and easy to understand, Geekbench takes the guesswork out of producing robust and reliable benchmark results.
Download Geekbench 4 for iOS here.
Geekbench Benchmarks
15-inch with quad-core CPU:
13-inch with dual-core CPU:
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iPhone 5s vs iPhone 5c vs iPhone 5 vs Moto X geekbench 3 benchmark test
I don’t know why is the Moto X compared to 3 iPhones in this video. Maybe it was the only Android device available at the moment, or maybe it’s just a trend to compare iOS and Android devices. Either way, a poor choice to just throw the Moto X in this video, especially when it gets smoked by ALL 3 iPhones. I won’t spoil the results for you, just jump over the break to check out the video…
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This is a quick iPhone 5 speed test using two popular benchmark tools: Geekbench and SunSpider.
This is a quick iPhone 5 speed test using two popular benchmark tools: Geekbench and SunSpider. Remember, these tests are hypothetical & should be regarded as such. That being said, the iPhone 5 performs surprisingly well in these two tests.
Jump over the break to check out the video…
While we’re still waiting for the new iPad to fall into our hands and smudge that beautiful Retina display with our disgusting finger oils, the guys at Tinhte have run their iPad 3 through Geekbench and got some interesting results…
While we’re still waiting for the new iPad to fall into our hands and smudge that beautiful Retina display with our disgusting finger oils, the guys at Tinhte have run their iPad 3 through Geekbench and got some interesting results…
The processor is clocked at 1GHz and is of the same class as the iPad 2 processor.
The RAM is indeed 1GB confirming numerous previous reports including our own whispers.
The mid-700 score is similar to the iPad 2, which scores also scores in the mid-700s, while the original iPad scores in the 400s. The difference is likely due to the benchmarking software’s inability to test the 4 core GPU or the “X” factor in the iPad’s new A5X chip.
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