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Apple’s newly announced M5 processor has reportedly set a new benchmark record for single-core performance according to leaked test results. The chip demonstrates approximately 20% faster multi-core performance compared to its M4 predecessor. Industry analysts suggest this represents one of the most significant generational leaps in Apple’s silicon development.
According to reports from benchmark tracking services, Apple’s recently unveiled M5 chip has demonstrated what appears to be the highest single-core performance score ever recorded in the Geekbench database. Sources indicate the processor achieved a remarkable single-core score of 4,263 in preliminary testing, significantly outpacing previous generation chips and competing processors.
