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I spent the last week with the
- iPad Pro outperforms iPhone 6s Plus up to 30% on CPU-related benchmarks
- iPad Pro outperforms iPhone 6s Plus up to 2X on GPU-related benchmark
- iPad Pro outperforms iPad Air up to 2-3X on CPU-related benchmarks
- iPad Pro outperforms iPad Air up to 2-6X on GPU-related benchmarks
- iPad Pro outperforms Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ up to 350% (average of 150%) on CPU-related benchmarks
- iPad Pro outperforms Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ conservatively up to 500% on GPU-related benchmarks
Why is this happening?
- iPads and iPhones use a custom SoC and custom CPU core. Samsung has a custom SoC, but an off the shelf CPU core from
ARM Holdings . - I believe iPad Pro could have one more CPU core than iPhone 6s Plus
- I believe iPad Pro has many more GPU compute units than iPhone 6s Plus
You can find all the gory details here. I will update this as I get more information and research some of the anomalies I found. Notes:
- MI&S still researching GeekBench MC to evaluate whether it accurately reflects mobile software and multi-CPU cores.
- Basemark Metal would run on iPad but would not complete the test.
- 3DMARK Slingshot in process of being run
- Still working through issues on GFXBench 3.1.17
- Samsung GFXbench scoreas abnormally low. Will reverify.
- TBT= to be tested
- DNR= does not run
- NA= not available in the app store