A17 Bionic Allegedly Shows Up In New Benchmark Leak, But Now 11 Percent Slower In Multi-Core Performance Compared To Earlier Results
New performance numbers have allegedly shown up online of the A17 Bionic, revealing that it is 11 percent slower in multi-core workloads compared to the previous leak, which actually turned out to be fake. While we will discuss this leak in more detail as to what makes these scores a little more believable, we will continue to advise readers to treat it with a pinch of salt.
The alleged Geekbench 6 scores were found by Revengus, who stumbled across the new A17 Bionic numbers on the Korean website DCInside. With the image given below, Apple’s first 3nm SoC obtains a score of 3,019 and 7,860 in the single-core and multi-core results, making the chipset significantly slower than what we reported last time. If you are curious to know, the earlier single-core and multi-core scores were 3,986 and 8,841, respectively.
The new multi-core score of the A17 Bionic shows that the silicon is 11 percent slower and nearly 25 percent behind in the single-core category. Though these results have become a little more believable than before, ShrimpApplePro, who also posted an image of the same results, states in his tweet below that he is unable to find a link on Geekbench, implying that anyone who spots these figures should treat them with a cloud of doubt.
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