First benchmark for Apple’s M5 Ultra appears on Geekbench 7
An unverified result offers an early look at the performance of Apple’s top-end chip, which the Mac Studio is set to carry first.
An unverified benchmark result for Apple’s M5 Ultra chip has surfaced in the Geekbench 7 database, giving an early look at the performance of the company’s highest-end silicon.
The entry covers the top version of the chip, which has a 36-core CPU. It records 3,774 points in the single-core test and 52,516 points in the multi-core test. Because the result is unverified, it is an indication rather than a confirmed figure.
The Mac Studio will be the first Apple device to use the M5 Ultra, according to the report. Apple never released an M4 Ultra, so there is no direct predecessor to compare against.
No availability date is given, and independent testing will be needed to confirm the scores.