iPhone 12: Scanning at Official Benchmarks (Geekbench - 3D Mark & ​​Adobe Premier Rush)

According to the tests run by Tom's Guide, new iPhone really gives a lot of pain in a level performance, winning even great android flagships.

Κevery time a new one is announced iPhone, automatically becomes the subject of discussion of all friends of mobile technology. THE Apple, has it as delivery to place in interior of its new models the new Bionic chipset and of course the same logic followed with iPhone 12, where in its heart resides the new A14 SoC.

Of course, the question that is asked by almost all users always concerns the performance of the new iPhone and this is something that only the exhaustive benchmarks they can capture it for us.

So according to the tests run by Tom's Guide, the new iPhone really gives a lot of pain in a level performance, winning even great android flagships. More specifically, the iPhone 12 at Geekbench 5 managed to score 1593 points in the single-core test and 3859 in the multicore test. The relevant table for overall performance is dominated by iPhone 12 / iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max (which carries the A13 Bionic) followed by Note 20 Ultra by Samsung, which "scored" 985 and 3294 in single-core and multi-core respectively, while 4^ο  Comes the Galaxy S20 More with its score reaching 811 and 3076.

In fact, the people in charge of Tom's Guide brought the Android devices and the new iPhone 12 face to face in a demanding encoding test. Eventually, the Apple device managed to do encoding in Adobe Premier Rush in just 26 seconds, while the Note 20 Ultra took three times as long. Of course the above results do not mean that high-end Android devices they are not powerful (anything else in fact), however the Bionic A14 seems to have a clear lead at this stage compared to Qualcomm solutions. See the interesting findings of Tom's Guide in the tables below…    

Geekbench Performance 

Mark 3D 

Adobe premier rush