Apple A11 Performance Review with the iPhone 8 Plus: Taking on Desktop?
https://www.pcper.com/reviews/Processors/Apple-A11-Performance-Review-iPhone-8-Plus-Taking-Desktop
"The fastest smartphone CPU even beats a current-gen Intel mobile part (in Geekbench, anyhow). The A11 Bionic is slightly higher in single-threaded performance, with the large multi-threaded advantage clearly demonstrating all six cores at work (compared to the four threads of the Core i5)."
"The A11 Bionic provides significantly higher graphics performance to edge out the i5-7300U (Intel HD Graphics 620) in the overall score, though the physics test shows a clear advantage from Intel. The Snapdragon 835 lags far behind in all categories here. Clearly a new standard for mobile platforms has been set by Apple, and it will be interesting to see how the industry responds"
Apple's chip design prowess is outstanding. Its no surprise that Apple is looking to move its Macbook lineup to their custom A series. Intel simply cannot keep with this juggernaut.
https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Companies/Apple-A-semiconductor-superpower-in-the-making?page=2
The big winner here is TSMC when Apple moves Macbooks to the custom A series chips sometime in the next 2 years.
The Android competition like Snapdragon 835 is left eating the dust in CPU performance while it holds up much better in GPU performance against the A11.
https://www.pcper.com/reviews/Processors/Apple-A11-Performance-Review-iPhone-8-Plus-Taking-Desktop
"The fastest smartphone CPU even beats a current-gen Intel mobile part (in Geekbench, anyhow). The A11 Bionic is slightly higher in single-threaded performance, with the large multi-threaded advantage clearly demonstrating all six cores at work (compared to the four threads of the Core i5)."
"The A11 Bionic provides significantly higher graphics performance to edge out the i5-7300U (Intel HD Graphics 620) in the overall score, though the physics test shows a clear advantage from Intel. The Snapdragon 835 lags far behind in all categories here. Clearly a new standard for mobile platforms has been set by Apple, and it will be interesting to see how the industry responds"
Apple's chip design prowess is outstanding. Its no surprise that Apple is looking to move its Macbook lineup to their custom A series. Intel simply cannot keep with this juggernaut.
https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Companies/Apple-A-semiconductor-superpower-in-the-making?page=2
The big winner here is TSMC when Apple moves Macbooks to the custom A series chips sometime in the next 2 years.
The Android competition like Snapdragon 835 is left eating the dust in CPU performance while it holds up much better in GPU performance against the A11.