Apple M5 Max processor works faster than M3 Ultra chips

Apple has unveiled its new globally recognized processor, the M5 Max, which amazed all experts during its initial tests. Zamin.uz reported on this news.

The initial benchmarks were conducted using the internationally recognized Geekbench 6 software. The results showed that this new powerhouse, featuring 18 cores, scored 29,233 points, setting a new record for itself.

Interestingly, this result surpassed the performance metrics of the M3 Ultra chips, which feature 32 cores. Analyst studies indicate that the M5 Max chip is five percent faster than the M3 Ultra model in multi-tasking capabilities and fifteen percent faster than the newly released M4 Max variant.

Furthermore, in single-core tests, it achieved a score of 4,268 points, taking the leading position among all processors developed for personal computers. This metric left even the most powerful models from competitor AMD's Ryzen 9 series behind, once again proving the immense strength of Apple's proprietary chip technology.

Pre-orders for new MacBook Pro computers equipped with the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips have already begun. The delivery of these new devices to first buyers and their official release in stores are scheduled for the eleventh day of next year, specifically in March.

Experts in the computer industry are expecting special test results to be announced soon, demonstrating these chips' capabilities for working with images and videos. This news is of great importance to computer users and will contribute to further enhancing technical capabilities in the future.