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Gefälschter Geekbench-Leak: Angeblicher 8-Kern A19 Pro beeindruckt, entpuppt sich aber als Fälschung
Wenige Wochen vor der Vorstellung der neuen iPhone 17-Modelle sorgt ein angeblicher Benchmark-Leak des A19 Pro Prozessors für Diskussionen. Leider ist sch
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/gefaelschter-geekbench-leak-angeblicher-8-kern-a19-pro-beeindruckt-entpuppt-sich-aber-als-faelschung/
#News #A19Pro #Apple #Benchmark #Flschung #Geekbench6 #Gercht #IPhone17 #Leak #Prozessor #TSMC

GPU-Benchmark: M3 Ultra liefert herausragende Grafikleistung im Mac
Apples neuer High-End-Chip, der M3 Ultra, sorgt mit beeindruckenden Benchmarks im GPU-Bereich für Aufsehen. Der Chip ist ein fester Bestandteil des kommenden Mac Studio, dessen Ve
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/gpu-benchmark-m3-ultra-liefert-herausragende-grafikleistung-im-mac/
#Mac #News #AppleChips #Geekbench6 #GPUBenchmark #Grafikleistung #HochleistungsGPU #M3Ultra #M4Max #MacStudio #MacStudioPreise #MetalScore

Erste Benchmark-Ergebnisse: M4 MacBook Air und M3 iPad Air überzeugen
Apple hat neue Versionen des MacBook Air und iPad Air veröffentlicht. Erste Benchmark Ergebnisse zeigen deutliche Leistungssteigerungen beider Geräte. Besonders das M4 MacBook Air beeindr
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/erste-benchmark-ergebnisse-m4-macbook-air-und-m3-ipad-air-ueberzeugen/
#Mac #News #AppleBenchmarks #AppleChips #Geekbench6 #Leistungstests #M3Chip #M3IPadAir #M4MacBookAir #M4Chip #NeueAppleGerte

Apple's M4 Max chip SMASHES records! 🥇 First production CPU to cross 4,000 in Geekbench 6 single-core with an incredible 4,060 score! ⚡ Multi-core? A staggering 26,675! 💥 This changes EVERYTHING! #Apple #TechRevolution #Geekbench6 #M4Max

Il primo benchmark Geekbench 6 per il chip M4 Pro mostra che il Mac mini con M4 Pro (14-core) supera il Mac Studio con M2 Ultra (24-core) in performance multi-core, segnando il chip Apple più veloce registrato 📈💻. M4 Pro è 45% più veloce dell’M3 Pro 🏆🔝 #Apple #MacMini #M4Pro #Geekbench6 #Tecnologia #Performance

#RaspberryPi 5 patch boosts performance up to 18% via #NUMA emulation — #Geekbench tests reveal gains in both single and multi-threaded performance
According to #Linux kernel mainling list post "This series adds a very simple NUMA emulation implementation and enables selecting it on #arm64 platforms."
This improves #RaspberryPi5 single-core performance by 6% and multi-core performance by approximately 18%. These figures were determined using #Geekbench6 tests.
https://www.tomshardware.com/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-5-patch-boosts-performance-up-to-18-via-numa-emulation-geekbench-tests-reveal-gains-in-both-single-and-multi-threaded-performance #RPi #RPi5

Close up photo of chips on Raspberry 5 PCB

If you want to make current versions of #Geekbench6 work with #NVDA, do the following:
1. After opening Geekbench, press ALT+Space, then escape twice.
If you don't, NVDA thinks it's in the prior application, be that explorer, the start menu, whatever. It doesn't properly track Geekbench until you do this.
2. Switch to Object review, then use NVDA+Down arrow. You should then notice it's able to see the Geekbench window properly.
3. Run the task you wish, either CPU or GPU by going down far enough and pressing NVDA+Enter to invoke the action.

I can reliably reproduce this every single time using the above method.
Hope this helps someone.