iPhone 15 Pro Max What is Your Performance Benchmark Score? - A Series Silicon Lottery

[KooL BeAnZ]

I was surprised to see my phone get an every so slightly higher score than what was reported on another device earlier last week.

Usually I’m almost identical or slightly lower, so looks like I got a good chip on average.

Now I’m accustomed to this via PC gaming that silicon lottery is a thing & you could have a 1-5% performance advantage if you get a good chip.

This is mine done a few hours ago:

 

[Ryan P]

I win!

 

[fzJNotIBOxgnbqejSeVCvJScL]

Anyone want to show comparison data of the iPhone 14 Pro Max running iOS 17?

 

[Ryan P]

Anyone want to show comparison data of the iPhone 14 Pro Max running iOS 17?

My 14 Pro Max

 

[Cobold]

My iPhone 14 Pro Max on iOS 17.0.1:

 

[Lex404]

13 Pro Max

2381 single core
5759 multi core

picking up the 15 pro next week

 

[Ryan P]

My Mac Pro for comparison. Definitely stomped in single core. The GPU is 7x faster at least. It should, it cost a fortune.


and I think that only tests 1 of the 2 GPUs It does pull 1000 watts at the wall.

 

[Love-hate 🍏 relationship]

You got +1% in SC and +1.5% in MC

That’s well within margin of error…

 

[KooL BeAnZ]

 

[MarkNewton2023]

I was surprised to see my phone get an every so slightly higher score than what was reported on another device earlier last week.

Usually I’m almost identical or slightly lower, so looks like I got a good chip on average.

Now I’m accustomed to this via PC gaming that silicon lottery is a thing & you could have a 1-5% performance advantage if you get a good chip.

This is mine done a few hours ago:



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Love the result. Thank you for sharing this.

 

[StudioMacs]

iPhone 15 Pro on 17.0.3

 

[Ariel32]

Where can this be done on the phone? I will share mine when done.

 

[KooL BeAnZ]

Where can this be done on the phone? I will share mine when done.

You have to download Geekbench 6 from the App Store and run the CPU benchmark.

 

[NotApplicable]

Single benchmark runs within single percentage points of each other definitely do not say anything about a “silicon lottery”

 

[Sully]

Can someone explain how these Geek Bench results translate into noticeable real life usage benefits?

 

[Ariel32]

I guess somewhat ok compared to others. 15 Pro Max.

 

[StudioMacs]

Can someone explain how these Geek Bench results translate into noticeable real life usage benefits?

One example is that some of the functions of the camera would cause shutter lag or waiting for the photo to "develop" if the numbers were lower, which is why older devices don't get every new feature.