So today i'm gonna do some performance benchmark testing on the macbook pro
14 inch i have an m1 pro inside this macbook pro so this is the one with the 10 core
and the 16 core gpu inside it and 16 gigabytes of ram and i'm also going to do some tests from
some older macbook pros and we're going to see what the scores add up to well let's get started
Hi it's Matt here, so that's right today i'm going to do some benchmarks tests on this 14 inch
macbook pro and i'm also going to be doing similar tests on a macbook pro with an m1 chipset inside
it with 8 gigabytes of ram and also on a 16 inch macbook pro with an i9 inside it and also has got
16 gigabytes of ram inside that machine as well so we're going to do tests on all three of these
machines but i'm going to mainly be focusing on the macbook pro 14-inch to show you everything but
i'm going to show you the results of everything after every test and whilst we're doing these
tests i'm also going to be doing it completely on battery and i'm going to be doing all the tests on
all the macbook pros just on battery and at the end we're going to see how much the battery is
drained on all three models well let's begin then and first of all we're going to start with doing a
final cut pro export so we're going to start with a final cut pro export now just before we do that
i want to quickly show you guys about this mac that it is a macbook pro 14 inch and it's also got
that apple m1 pro inside it what is a 10 core cpu and a 16 core gpu and there's 16 gigabytes of ram
now the video i'm actually going to export is a video that's just come off my channel very
recently and this is about windows 11 running on a macbook pro in fact on this macbook pro what
you're seeing right here so i'm going to re-export this again so i'm just going to go up here and
we're going to go to export file now what we're going to do is i'm going to do this exact same
export on the m1 macbook pro the 13 inch one and also on the 16 inch macbook pro with the i9 inside
it so what we're going to do is going to change a couple of settings we're going to have it on
h.264 on that one and basically i'm going to run the same test and just to show you here i've got
my stopwatch ready so i'm going to click next and we're going to click save and when i do that we're
going to start the stopwatch and off we go so now it's going to begin and we will wait to the end
and there we have it it's just finished then so it's taken seven minutes 31 seconds to complete
that export there so that is pretty impressive so let's have a look then at the chart then and
compare it to the other macbook pros against this one so we can see here that the i9 16
inch macbook pro completed the export in 12 minutes 28 seconds then the 13 inch macbook pro
that m1 chipset completed it in 11 minutes and 9 seconds but then with that m1 pro inside
the 14th macbook prize already said it took 7 minutes 31 seconds you can see here that it's
almost double the amount of time to do this exact same render on the 16 inch macbook pro
maybe just a little bit more shorter but you can definitely see the differences here let's move
on then to the next test so the next benchmark test i want to do is actually on the hard drive
built into the macbook pro so apple have claimed on these brand new macbook pros the 16-inch and
the new 14-inch that the speed inside these are even faster they're like double the speed almost
of what we got on the m1 macbook pro and also the 16-inch macbook pro with that i9 and to be honest
they were pretty quick hard drives inside them so let's see how fast they are on here on these brand
new ones so i'm going to start the test and wow straight away look at that write speed it was at 6
900 600 and the read speeds about 5 000. it was very very impressive so apple weren't wrong here
it is definitely about double the amount that we were getting on the previous generation i believe
i'm just going to let this run for a few more times and then we'll do a comparison and run
the same test on the m1 macbook pro and also the 16-inch macbook pro with the i9 and see what the
speed's come up with so i've stopped the test just here and as you can see the right speed is at 6500
and the read speeds about 5 000 megabytes or megabits per second so it's really really
impressive in what we're getting here so let's now compare them then to the other macbook pros
so none of these drives are sluggish by any means but if we just look here on the 16-inch
macbook pro that with a i9 inside it the read write speeds are exactly the same at 2
900 megabits or megabytes per second and then the m1 13 inch macbook pro the actual read speed
i got on my one was 2700 but the write speed was 3100 but then like i said you can see here
with the m1 pro and that 46 macbook pro and as apple has said they put in faster hard drives
you can see the difference here that basically the right speed is like double the amount
of the previous sort of generation and even that read speed is quite quick as well at um 5000
megabytes or megabits per second so next of all let's see how powerful the cpu is on all of these
machines by downloading geekbench 5. so i have got geekbench 5 loaded onto the macbook pro and the
first thing i do is going to do a cpu test and so the cp architecture is an apple silicon so we're
going to run the cpu benchmark and leave this run now and let's see what the results are at the end
so there we go we have the macbook pros m1 pro score inside so you can see here that
the single core is 1770 and the multi-core is a massive 12 042 so it's absolutely unbelievable
there just to show you a few more details here you can see the one processor 10 cores
16 gigabytes of ram here so yeah that is really really impressive in what we're getting here so
let's now do a comparison then to what we get with the m1 inside the macbook pro 13-inch and
also what we get with that intel i9 in the 16-inch macbook pro so we can see straight over the single
core that the i9 16-inch macbook pro scores 1112. and that is way behind the likes of what
we get with the m1 and also the m1 pro chipsets funnily enough as you can see here the apple
weren't lying when they said literally they've just kind of like doubled the amount of cores
or quadruple the amount of cores inside uh the m1 pro and the m1 max and basically the single core
reflects this so we're actually getting about the same amount of score where we're getting
1757 on the m1 130 inch macbook pro and then 1770 on the m1 pro in that 14 inch macbook pro
is basically near identical blink of an eye if that difference but looking at the multi-core
things are a little bit more closer here so with doing the geekbench 5 multi-core on that i-916 max
book pro it came out with a score 6638 but the m1 chipset came out 7641 it's only a little bit more
powerful but you've got to remember that macbook pro and when the i9 16-inch macbook pro when they
were both available there was a massive around about 2 000 price difference between them over
2 000 price difference so it was definitely worth getting an m1 first inch macbook pro at that time
but then with the 14-inch macbook pro you can definitely see there is a massive evolution
you know there's double the amount of multi-core power almost here with the m1 pro compared to that
i9 and the intel 16-inch macbook pro is absolutely amazing so whilst we're doing all these benchmarks
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them or report them well enough of that let's get back to the benchmarks so next of all i want to do
a compute benchmark and this song has an opencl then i'm going to switch it to metal so let's do
opencl first of all and we're going to run that and see how the benchmarks will come out for this
so the opencl scores come out at 38 219 what's really really impressive so let's go and compare
this then to the m1 macbook pro and also that 16 inch macbook pro with the i9 so that i9 is
getting a score of 30 108 in the compute opencl score whereas we can see that the macbook pro
with the m1 chip setting behind it you know it's got far less gpu cores is only getting 19 632
but interestingly that m1 pro with the 16 cores inside it is getting a score of 38
and nineteen so the last time now on geekbench five what i'm going to do is going to run
a metal compute score now on the gpu so let's begin that and then we're going to compare that
again to the other macbook pros and the score has come back from metal and it's forty thousand
four hundred and thirteen what's really really impressive so let's go and compare them to the
other macbooks so again the macbook pro with the i9 has got a score of 28 372
whereas the m1 again is behind with 21 784 and then the m1 pro is getting a score of 40 430 and
as you can see the metal score kind of reflects very similar to what we got with the open cl score
so next of all i've got cinebench open and first of all i'm going to actually run a cpu single core
test so we're gonna run this on this macbook pro and then after this we're gonna run the
multi-core but of course we'll do comparisons with the other macbook pros we have also got
so i'm gonna leave this run and when it finishes we'll come back and look at the scores
so the test is completed now with the single core and it's come out at 1531
points so what i'm going to do now is actually run the multi-core so i'm going to start this and then
we'll do some comparisons but just looking down here on just a single core on its own compared
to 11th gen i7 this is just one point behind it was absolutely unbelievable for this so we're
just going to let this run a bit longer with the multi-core now and see what that gives us
and there we go it has completed the multi-core so it's 12 360 points what is unbelievable when
you think about it and then when you compare it down here we've got the old threadripper here the
1950x i think it is yep the 16 core processor and this is a 10 core one and yet it uses far
less power than this in that and gives such great performance or even against this intel i9 the 988
hh oh i can't even say it correctly just look at the difference that you're getting here and
remember again guys this is just the m1 pro now i just want to quickly show you up here the battery
has dropped down a bit more um but like i said at the end of all these tests i will be showing you
the battery differences so let's compare now the single core and the multi-core cine bench to what
we got on the m1 macbook pro and also the 16 inch i9 macbook pro so going back to that single core
the i9 16 inch macbook pro gets a score of 1145 and then what we get with the 13-inch macbook
pro with that m1 is a score of 1499 and then the m1 pro a score of 1531. this is very similar to
like the geekbench 5 kind of scoring you can see here the single core scores are very very
similarly aligned in the differences moving on to the multi-core score though for cinebench you can
see there's some differences again so we have got a score of 8282 on the i9 16 inch macbook pro and
actually the m113 inch macbook pro is actually a little bit lower at 7801 but again it trumps again
the m1 pro 14 inch macbook pro gets a score of twelve thousand three hundred and sixty you know
that's about fifty percent improvement over the i9 16 inch macbook pro so that is really impressive
so next of all the next test i want to do is a basemart gpu test so this is the free version and
this is going to be a meta one i'm going to leave the official test settings as they are and i'm
going to do this on all three machines so let's run this and see what we get at the end of it
so the test results have completed at 4895 and as you can see here the average frames per seconds
were 49 and the maximum was 61. let's have a look then and see how this compares to the m1
macbook pro and the 16-inch macbook pro so those basemart gpu scores are very different across
the board and actually quite surprising in my opinion and it definitely shows that basemart
gpu scores are kind of more in line towards of intel and your traditional sort of gpu setup there
so the i9 16 macbook pro got a score of 4794 but the m1 uh chipset in that 13 matchbook pro
only got a score of 1752 and then the m1 pro in the 14 inch macbook pro got a score of 4895
and like i said it's just a little bit ahead on the i9 in the 16 inch macbook pro
but like i said i think it's mainly to do with that base mark it's not really aligned
to sort of apple silicon chipset it's more aligned to x86 and gpus in that sort of sense so the last
test to run is a unigene heaven benchmark so on this one to keep it fair i'm actually going to
change the resolution to be running at 1920 by 1080 on all of the machines so we're just going
to run this now and see what we get for a score for this so the benchmark has completed and as
you can see here we got an average of 62.2 frames per second and the score came out at 1500 1567.
so we're going to compare that now to the other two macbook pros so we can see some big
differences here all over again on the unigene so what we got with the i9 16-inch macbook pro
we've got an average sort of about 57.2 frames per second and then the actual unigene score want 1447
but the m1 13-inch macbook pro i just don't think it's cut out for this kind
of benchmark it got a score of 701 um once you engine score and it's frames per second with
27.9 you know that's about half the amount of the 16-inch macbook pro but the m1 pro
14-inch macbook pro got a score of 1567 on the uni gene was only a little bit ahead of the i9 16 inch
macbook pro and then frames per second again we're only slightly more ahead again at 62.2
like i said i don't think you know this kind of app has been optimized for apple silicon so
because of this we're not getting you know right down to the core of the full potential of the you
know the apple silicon chipset inside it in that m1 pro but it's interesting to see the differences
here so flicking back to unigine heaven i just wanted to show you here the actual battery life
after doing all these tests that we're down to 74 i'm not sure if you can actually see that very
clearly i'll zoom in a bit more but we're at 74 battery so let's have a look at a table now and
see how the other macbooks fared up with their battery after doing the same tests so let's do
this in reverse order actually this time so the m1 30 inch macbook pros actually got 80 battery life
after completing all of these tests whereas the 14 inch macbook pro completes all these tests with 74
battery now you're probably wondering why this is probably the case was to be honest it's a
bit obvious is that the m1 pro has you know far more cpu cores and far more powerful cores and
far more powerful gpu cores it's got over double the amount what we've got inside the m113 macbook
pro so it's very very likely the battery was going to be worse off than that macbook pro so
if battery life is the thing you really really want and still want a macbook pro it can do
exceptionally well than say the 16 inch macbook pro in a lot of areas and definitely this is one
to consider because the battery life is still fantastic but let's have a look at the 16 inch
macbook pro the battery life on that was 55 when this all completed that's almost half a battery
after all of these tests but you can see there is a massive improvement with having apple silicon m1
m1 pro and even m1 max compared to intel chipsets well those benchmarks completely blow me away the
m1 pro is an outstanding chip inside this 14 inch macbook pro you know all those benchmarks like
geekbench cinebench and you know they completely shocked me and how much better the chipset is
inside this and also the battery drain yes i know the m1 macbook pro definitely has a really
good battery inside it as well but still for what you're guessing with the performance performance
versus power consumption and then compare that to say the 16 inch macbook pro with that i9 that i9
is such a you know a hungry powerful um chipset still out there but it just drains power like
anything so yeah the new m1 the m1 pro and the m1 max chipsets are absolutely amazing in these
devices so yeah that is chris pretty incredible well guys it's time to also wrap up this video
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