Benchmarks Show Just How Much Faster 2022 iMac Is Than Its Predecessor

Benchmarks Testify Just How Much Faster 2022 iMac Is Than Its Predecessor

Posted by on Aug 06, 2022 in iMac, News

Earlier this week, Apple launched a new iMac with updated hardware. Benchmarks of the new iMac accept now surfaced online and give united states a meliorate picture of its performance characteristics.

The Geekbench is of new 27-inch iMac with Intel Core i5 processor and Radeon Pro 5300 graphics. For ameliorate understanding, the benchmark is compared with that of 2022 iMac. Every bit expected, the base 27-inch 2022 iMac performs better than its predecessor. The base model that comes with Intel i5 3.1GHz seemingly performs better than a 3.7GHz Intel iCore i5 2022 model. In other words, the new 27-iMac performs about twenty-per centum better than its predecessor.

As far as numbers are concerned, the 2022 iMac scores 1090 in a Geekbench Single-Core score while the Multi-Cadre Score stands at 5,688. The 2022 iMac is powered by a new 10th-generation Intel Core processors, and Apple says, it offers up to 65 percent faster performance. On the graphics front, the 2022 iMac's Radeon 5300 performs well-nigh 40 percent better than the AMD Radeon Pro 570X in the 2022 iMac.

Previously, the iMac used to come with Apple tree's Fusion Drive and immune users to expand the memory. Nonetheless, according to iFun.de, the SSD on 2022 iMac is soldered to the motherboard and cannot exist expanded. We are not certain whether this arrangement will adversely affect the new iMac'southward repairability score. That said, it has been years since Apple is soldering SSD to MacBook motherboards. Internally published advice information also reveals the new iMac comes with two microphone array places in the lower area at the back of the screen, equally opposed to ane.

Apart from the hardware update, the 2022 iMac too includes a FaceTime Hard disk camera that supports a resolution of up to 1080p, features a better speaker, and an optional nano-texture glass.

[via Macotakara, iFun]