In November of this year, Apple launched Mac computers powered by the Apple M1 chip. Recently, a large amount of benchmark data for the Apple M1 chip has appeared on AnTuTu. AnTuTu stated that when running the iOS application, the MacBook Air was disguised as an iPad Pro, and the system was also recognized as iOS 14.2.
In the AnTuTu database, the MacBook Air powered by the Apple M1 chip scored a maximum of 1,119,243 points. Among them, the CPU scored 282,265 points, the GPU scored 538,944 points, the MEM scored 189,921 points, and the UX scored 108,113 points.
Compared with the 512GB storage version of the iPad Pro 4 (A12), the CPU score is 50.65% higher, the GPU score is 43.78% higher, the MEM score is 64.98% higher, the UX score is 38.66% higher, and the overall score is 48.19% higher. This shows that the performance of the Apple M1 chip is impressive.
It is worth noting that AnTuTu stated that the Apple M1 chip is also the first chip to achieve one million points in the iOS version of the AnTuTu V8 test.
