Last week, an alleged benchmark test of Apple’s unreleased M2 Max chip was shared on the Geekbench website, and it revealed discrete performance improvements compared to the current M1 Max chip. Now another supposed M2 Max benchmark test has also surfaced on the web, but this one shows better performance results.
Apple M2 Max chip
This new test also comes from a machine identified as “Mac14.6” just like the previous one. This, of course, is a non-existent Mac model until now. The CPU is also the Apple M2 Max with 12 cores, but this one has a frequency of 3.68 GHz instead of 3.54 GHz. The machine used in the tests also has 96GB of RAM.
The benchmark test results, also done with Geekbench 5, show a single-core score of 2027 and a multi-core score of 14888. By comparison, the previously leaked M2 Max benchmark test scored 1853 on single core and 13855 on multi-core. The M1 Max chip that powers the entry-level Mac Studio has 10 cores with 3.2GHz and scores 1746 in single-core and 12154 in multi-core.
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