Worryingly low (Geekbench) benchmark scor… - Apple Community
iPhone 13 Pro With 5-Core GPU Obtains a Remarkable 55 Percent Performance Increase Over iPhone 12 Pro
Un "iPhone12,3" supposé iPhone 11 Pro explose tout sur Geekbench
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Early iPhone 13 Pro benchmarks destroy every Android phone
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iPhone 13 Pro appears on GeekBench - A 55% increase in performance -
Very low “Multi-Core” & “Compute” Geekbench scores on my 12 Pro Max. The “Single-Core” score is excellent. Any ideas why this may be happening? It's running latest iOS 14.5.1 : r/Geekbench
Iphone 12 Pro Max Antutu Benchmark - YouTube
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New iPhone 12 Pro Benchmark Shows up to a 25% Performance Increase Compared to iPhone
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