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This part in the article feels a bit sloppy: "A fair comparison would be pitting the Snapdragon X Elite against the M3 Pro, but it is likely that the more capab
by joakleaf 3y ago
This part in the article feels a bit sloppy: "A fair comparison would be pitting the Snapdragon X Elite against the M3 Pro, but it is likely that the more capable Apple Silicon would obtain a higher multi-core score."
OK, so to get the scores for M3 Pro, go to GeekBench Mac benchmarks (https://browser.geekbench.com/mac-benchmarks https://browser.geekbench.com/mac-benchmarks):
Scores:
M3 Pro (12 core): 15274
M3 Max (16 core): 20958
Vs. Elite (12 core): 13925
Still impressive though.
- xattt 3y agoI can’t tell if Snapdragon’s Elite branding is supposed to be the same as Apple’s Pro. If that’s the case, then comparing it to a base M3 is not appropriate.
- hmottestad 3y agoForm factor and pricing will play a big role. You can’t get the M3 Pro in a MacBook Air, and it costs a bit more than the base MacBook Pro models.