Question Geekbench 6 released and calibrated against Core i7-12700

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Markfw

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I do not have any Arrow Lake H laptop and it's the Geekbench 6 thread.
I realize that. But those 2 laptops don't seem comparable, so doing your own is fine, but doing it vs a random laptop seems meaningless.
 

gdansk

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I realize that. But those 2 laptops don't seem comparable, so doing your own is fine, but doing it vs a random laptop seems meaningless.
That's the point. It isn't comparable and yet within a few percent in GB6 1T. A bit of a joke.
 
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Picked the two most performant recent Windows scores from the competing x86 camps: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/9843770?baseline=10002777

Geekbench needs an additional test to mimic gaming performance coz I don't see anything Arrow Lake is really terrible at from those subtests. If Geekbench is showing the widely panned Arrow Lake in such good light, then it's safe to say that Geekbench may also be failing to highlight weaknesses in M4.

Comparison with M4: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/9820610?baseline=9843770

Interestingly, GB 6.4 could be nearing release: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/9820610
 

Det0x

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Picked the two most performant recent Windows scores from the competing x86 camps: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/9843770?baseline=10002777

Geekbench needs an additional test to mimic gaming performance coz I don't see anything Arrow Lake is really terrible at from those subtests. If Geekbench is showing the widely panned Arrow Lake in such good light, then it's safe to say that Geekbench may also be failing to highlight weaknesses in M4.

Comparison with M4: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/9820610?baseline=9843770

Interestingly, GB 6.4 could be nearing release: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/9820610
Why use that junk 9950X score vs known guy from overclock.net? 🤣
 

Det0x

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OK, I compared with your score: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/9843770?baseline=9430627

10 wins in MT for 285K.

Point is, GB6.3 isn't telling how bad 285K is in games. It's like Intel made sure to accelerate codepaths they knew would be used in CB R24 and Geekbench.
Yeah i kinda see your point and i agree
Looking at it from the other side, non of the benchmarks on hwbot shows how good X3D v-cache really is in gaming
Guess we need some new benchmarks that is a better metric for "real gaming performance".. Not even 3dmark is a good comparison for how games really behave :confused_old:
(3dmark cpu score is acting like a mini render benchmark where more cores = more better)
 
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Geekbench 6.4 SME support now requires CPUs to either implement SME instructions or implement SME and SME2 instructions, improving compatibility and performance for upcoming CPU releases.
This could only mean one thing. Mediatek and Nvidia's SoC launch is imminent.
 

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@Eug , can you please test your M4 mini?

24 GB M4 Mac mini (10-core - 4P/6E), macOS 15.3 - Geekbench 6.4.

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8 GB M4 iPad Pro (9-core - 3P/6E), iPadOS 18.3 - Geekbench 6.3, since 6.4 unavailable.
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Doug S

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these are the instructions Zen4 uses in GB6.4

I really wish the main results page listed those somewhere, or had a link you could click to get to that. I have no idea using your first link to the Geekbench results how to get to the information you quoted after showing the "value" list.