On June 23rd, Gizcoupon reported that the Apple M2 Ultra processor with 24 cores had made an appearance on PassMark, as reported by Gizcoupon. It achieved a single-threaded score of 3868 and a CPU Mark overall score of 47589.
The tested M2 Ultra model features 24 cores, with 16 high-performance cores and 8 high-efficiency cores. However, the benchmark data does not specify whether the GPU has 60 or 76 cores. Compared to the 20-core M1 Ultra processor (scoring 40939), the M2 Ultra shows a 16.24% increase in performance.
The benchmark only evaluates the CPU performance, but the M2 Ultra processor has an advantage over the M1 Ultra in terms of GPU core count (60/70 vs. 48/64) and transistor count (1.34 billion vs. 1.14 billion). This allows for faster and more efficient computing.
Based on the CPU benchmark scores, the performance of the M2 Ultra is similar to that of the Intel Core i7-13700K desktop chip and the AMD Ryzen 9 7845HX laptop APU. Gizcoupon provides a PassMark link for users who are interested in a more detailed comparison.
The appearance of the Apple M2 Ultra processor on PassMark has undoubtedly captured the attention of tech enthusiasts worldwide. Its impressive benchmark scores and enhanced specifications hint at a promising future for Apple’s devices, setting the stage for a new era of performance and innovation.