In the end, though, comparing Apple silicon to others is similar to most Apple product comparisons in that it is like comparing Apples to oranges. The Intel Core i9-13900K was also included in the comparisons where it too bested the M2 Ultra in nearly every test, except again for the aforementioned multicore Crypto but also multicore Float. However, it took the lead in single-core comparisons, except ironically losing its Crypto lead for the same single-core test. So much so its scores were roughly half on average, except for the multicore Crypto where it gained a lead. Unfortunately, for multicore tasks, the M2 Ultra came up far short of these two competitors. Tom’s Hardware dug up the scores for AMD’s and Intel’s premium workstation/server CPUs, the Ryzen Threadripper Pro 5995WX and Xeon W9-3495X for comparison. Link: /1CEIGSYBRU- Vadim Yuryev June 9, 2023 One thing to keep in mind, it's GB5 and not Geekbench 6, so the scores will be much lower on v6. User posted the following on social media.
#GOOD GEEKBENCH 5 MULTICORE SCORE FOR MAC#
As much of a step forward for Mac users as the Apple M2 Ultra may be over its predecessor a recent Geekbench post shows it still has a long way to go in terms of traditional multicore tasks, or at least benchmarks. That being said, synthetic benchmarks do not always tell the whole story of what a processor, or system, is truly capable of in real-world workload scenarios. As such applications are usually custom tailored to their processors and optimized for their strengths. Mac devices are often aimed at professional users for tasks such as video, audio, and image editing. The Apple M2 Ultra is the latest processor to power Apple’s range of Mac products including the Mac Studio, Mac Pro, and 15-inch MacBook Air.
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