Benchmark to the Apple processor of the new MacBook

It has long been known that Apple has prepared a novelty for its personal computers. The brand has recently introduced its new processors, created in-house and which will equip a lot of equipment.

These are expected to be unveiled very soon, in an event that will be dedicated to this new processor and the equipment it will equip. Before this moment, important information emerges that reveals the first results of tests on the Apple processor of the new MacBook.

A new processor coming to Apple
Not much is known yet about what Apple's A14X processor will be able to offer users and equipment wherever they are used.  Apple expects to be able to power a personal computer and guarantee the best performance, compared to what is available today.
These values ​​are still far from being known, but as is normal, the brand will have a say in this sector.  The performance of your smartphones and tablets using a slightly lower version of this processor is well known and proves it.

A14X could change the computer market
The first benchmark test results for the A14X Bionic have now appeared, albeit unofficial.  The result is expressive and places the A14X above what we have today in a 16-inch MacBook Pro, with an Intel i9.  The values ​​came from Geekbench 5.
The values ​​shown show a score of 1634 for single-core tests and 7220 for multi-core tests.  Compared to the i9's 1096 and 6869, it's clear that it will be more powerful in performance.  The naturally weaker Bionic A14 scored 1583 and 4198 points.

The benchmark tests promise a lot
There is no information about the operating system running on this processor, nor has its origin been known or confirmed.  However, there is no reason to take these values ​​and refer to them.
These are very interesting benchmarks for Apple and its equipment.  They predict that, once again, the processors created for the company will be at the top of the list and the market, dictating the pace of what the competition is able to create and present.  Obviously everything will be known within a few days.