> This is a reflection of the high burst clock speed of the chip Apple's in house silicon strategy has long been to create wide cores that perform more instruc

> This is a reflection of the high burst clock speed of the chip Apple's in house silicon strategy has long been to create wide cores that perform more instructions per clock cycle and then run the cores at a conservative clock speed for power savings. Running up the clock speed for performance no matter what effect that has on power consumption and heat has been what we've seen from Qualcomm/Intel/AMD/Nvidia. In Geekbench multicore: > the A19 Pro delivered a powerful multi-core score of 11,054... while using a remarkably low 12.1W of power... To put that into perspective, other flagship chips from the Android camp had to push their power consumption much higher to even come close to its scores. The Snapdragon 8 Elite, for instance, had to use 17W of power to complete the same benchmark. Meanwhile, the Dimensity 9400 consumed a staggering 18.4W. https://www.androidheadlines.com/2025/09/apple-a19-pro-chip-up-to-34-percent-more-efficient-than-rivals-iphone-17-pro.html https://www.androidheadlines.com/2025/09/apple-a19-pro-chip-...