The iPad Air 4 is believed to be the benchmark for Apple’s A14 bionic processor, first discovered by a Twitter user.Ice universe, Reveals that the A14 significantly improves the performance of the iPhone 11 over the A13 Bionic.
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The GeekBench benchmark for “iPad 13.2” with motherboard number J308AP was uploaded yesterday. According to the so-called liqueurL0vetodream, “The 308 AP is the cellular iPad Air 4, and the J 307 AP is the ID iPad Air 4 with Wi-Fi only.
The core core chip is said to have a base frequency of 2.99GHz and 3.66GB of memory, with a score of 1,583 for single-core and 4,198 for multi-core.
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This is significantly higher than 1,336 in single-core and 3,569 in multi-core for A13 Bionic. Compared to the 2020 iPad Pro’s A12Z chip, the A14 is slightly lower at 1,118 than the A12Z in single-core and 4,564 than the multi-core. The A12Z has an extra GPU core compared to the A12Z.
While Apple Play reported during the announcement of the fourth-generation iPad Air that the A14 offers 12 percent faster performance and 30 percent faster graphics than the previous iPad Air with 12 Bionic, this benchmark provides a more tangible point of comparison. They give the best performance yet which performance will probably see an improvement in the iPhone 12 lineup.
The IdeaPad Air 4 with the A14 Bionic is due to go on sale sometime this month, and with marketing materials reaching the Apple Plus stores, its launch doesn’t seem to be far off.
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