The Cinebench R23, is the newest cross-platform CPU benchmark and comes with some improvements from the current one R20.
Πleon there is the default for 10-minute thermal throttling runtime in contrast to the traditional benchmark that once ran its rendering routine, while with it we will find a 30-minute system stability mode to ensure stability.
Also, there is now support for the new Apple M1 chip, the first ARM processor designed by Apple, and will come to market quite soon in the form of new ones MacBooks but also of a young man Mac mini.
Longer features are optional rather than mandatory, with the simple and familiar run still available in advanced options. It is also worth noting that although the revised benchmarking tool seems to use the same scene as the previous version, R20, the algorithm has been updated taking full advantage of the performance of modern processors.
The first signs show him Ryzen 9 5950X with 30.000 points in multi-core run. As for him M1, Apple claims that the processor has the most powerful CPU cores in the world. Analyzes suggest that the M1 is a very powerful chip, but we do not yet know if there are results from the renewed Cinebench R23 to substantiate its allegations Apple,.
This particular benchmark is one of the well-known free tools, but they show one of the aspects of a processor's performance and do not capture its overall performance in all usage scenarios. It will be interesting to see how other processors in the market perform, let alone the upcoming one Apple M1, for which our company has left some unanswered questions about its performance.
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