Apple M1 (iPad) β an 8-core chipset that was announced on November 20, 2020, and is manufactured using a 5-nanometer process technology. It has 4 cores Firestorm at 3200 MHz and 4 cores Icestorm at 2100 MHz.
Review
CPU Performance
89
Gaming Performance
75
Battery life
92
NanoReview Score
84
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Benchmarks
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AnTuTu 11
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CPU
Architecture
4x 3.2 GHz β Firestorm
4x 2.1 GHz β Icestorm
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4x 2.1 GHz β Firestorm
4x 3.2 GHz β Icestorm
It's in reverse for comparisons (M1 and M2 for example) and m1's performance cores are Firestorm and efficiency cores are Icestorm.
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fuuk1December 18, 2024 at 10:10 PM
4266 MHz is wrong. That would mean there is LPDRR4X RAM that has 8532 MT/s (or Mbps) speed when it doesn't even exist. There's only LPDDR5X 8533 MT/s RAM and normal M1 (not M1 Pro, Max, etc.) iPad and Macs didn't use that RAM.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_silicon#Comparison_of_M_series_processors