The iPhone 17 collection and iPhone Air at the moment are official, and some Geekbench runs have emerged, giving us our first glimpse at how the Apple A19 and A19 Professional chips fare in artificial benchmarks.
Apple A19 and A19 Professional chips
iPhone 17 (iPhone 18,3) managed a single-core CPU rating of three,608 and a multi-core rating of 8,810. A fast comparability reveals a ten% leap in single-core rating and 11% enchancment for the multi-core division in comparison with the outgoing iPhone 16. The brand new itemizing additionally confirms the iPhone 17 is provided with 8GB LPDDR5x RAM.
iPhone 17 (18,3) Geekbench CPU and GPU scores
On the GPU facet, the vanilla iPhone achieved a 37,014 Metallic rating, which is a stable 33% enchancment over the iPhone 16.
iPhone Air (18,4) is provided with a binned model of the A19 Professional chip with a six-core CPU and a five-core GPU (one much less GPU core than the A19 Professional). It managed 3,674 and a multi-core rating of 8,824. The Air is provided with 12GB LPDDR5x RAM. It managed a 37,743 Metallic rating within the GPU take a look at.
iPhone Air (18,4) Geekbench CPU and GPU scores
iPhone 17 Professional (18,1) managed a 3,523 single-core rating and a multi-core rating of 9,028. Just like the Air, the 17 Professional brings 12GB LPDDR5x RAM. On the GPU facet, the small Professional managed a 44,342 Metallic rating – a 17% leap from the iPhone Air’s rating, due to the additional GPU core. The 17 Professional’s GPU rating can also be 32% higher than the one on the iPhone 16 Professional.
iPhone 17 Professional (18,1) Geekbench CPU and GPU scores
iPhone 17 Professional Max (18,2) achieved a 3,781 single-core rating and 9,679 within the multi-core division. The Metallic GPU rating got here out to 45,657, which is an almost 40% leap in comparison with what we have seen from the iPhone 16 Professional Max.
iPhone 17 Professional Max (18,2) Geekbench CPU and GPU scores
