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That's because of throttling though. Your MacBook Pro has fan(s), the iPad doesn't. I'm pretty sure the iPad Pro SoC in a MacBook Pro case would be at least on

• rubbingalcohol 7y ago
  Based on what evidence? A single core Geekbench run?
• aloknnikhil 7y ago
  The iPad, magically, performs well in Geekbench but has throttling issues in a real world task? I find that hard to believe.
  • saurik 7y ago
    As someone who has literally been running thermal tests against a random Android device for days (note: not as an expert in hardware, but as someone writing software that is causing the device to overheat), analyzing at all of the temperature sensor and power regulator debug information in spreadsheets while varying the workload, it isn't even remotely surprising to me that pegging a single core (which was the point of this benchmark) might not generate enough heat to cause thermal throttling but running a multi-threaded multi-core workload might.
    • aloknnikhil 7y ago
      Oh, I'm not talking about single core scores. I'm talking about multi-core scores. The comparison link in my original comment is claiming similar multi core scores.
• zamadatix 7y ago
  ARM SIMD is only 128 bit isn't it? Would eat pretty heavily on video encoding speed.