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#IPHONE 13 PRO GEEKBENCH SERIES#
Apple’s new A15 chip has a 16-core Neural Engine that can perform 15.8 trillion operations per second for machine learning tasks, such as Siri processing on-device.Īpple will try to increase its performance lead with an even faster A16 processor for the iPhone 14 series later in the year. Benchmark results for an iPhone 13 Pro with an Apple A15 Bionic processor. This is more than twice the score of the Galaxy S22 Ultra’s 448. PCMag ran Geekbench ML to test machine learning performance. However, iPhone 13 models continue to perform well. Geekbench 5 Exynos 2200 model results still show multi-core scores in the mid-3,000s. These results show that the iPhone 13 Pro Max’s CPU performance is 35% better than the Galaxy S22 Ultra.Īll Galaxy S22 models in the United States are equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip, but models in Europe have the Exynos 2200 chip. Geekbench 5 benchmark tests showed by PCmag that the Galaxy S22 Ultra’s Snapdragon 8 Gen1 processor scored 3,433, while the iPhone 13 Pro Max’s A15 Bionic chip scored 4,647.
#IPHONE 13 PRO GEEKBENCH ANDROID#
Samsung’s Galaxy S22 smartphones are among the fastest Android smartphones, but Apple’s mobile processor is still the fastest in the world.
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