Early benchmarks for Apple’s new iPad mini 6 reveal the tablet is using a downclocked A15 Bionic chip, reports MacRumors.
What appears to be legitimate Geekbench 5 results for the new iPad mini reveal a 2.9GHz chip, slightly lower than the 3.2GHz chip for the iPhone 13. This results in a 2-8% reduction in performance compared to the iPhone 13.
The iPad mini averages single-core and multi-core scores of 1592 and 4494, compared to around 1730 and 4583 for the iPhone 13 Pro.
Even with downclocking, the new iPad mini is still up to 40% faster in single-core performance and up to 70% faster in multi-core performance when compared to the iPad mini 5.
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