The
Apple A15 Bionic (5-GPU), introduced in 2021, is a 5 nm processor with A15 architecture for Apple's premium devices.
It offers significantly higher performance in single-core benchmarks, exceeding the 10 percent threshold, and is also powerful in multi-core tasks. Its integrated 5-core GPU delivers excellent gaming performance through optimized hardware and software, with 34 GB/s memory bandwidth. The processor is known for its energy management.
The
Samsung Exynos 1580 is a mobile 4 nm processor with Cortex-A720/-A520 architecture for a wider range of Android devices.
In single-core benchmarks, it offers solid performance, which, however, is below that of the
Apple A15 Bionic (5-GPU). No comparable data is available for multi-core tasks. The Samsung Xclipse 540 graphics unit and 51 GB/s maximum memory bandwidth offer competitive graphics performance.
The 4 nm manufacturing process indicates higher energy efficiency.
A direct price-performance analysis is not possible as both SoCs are built into end devices.
The
Apple A15 Bionic (5-GPU) is recommended for the highest single-core and graphics performance in the Apple ecosystem. The
Samsung Exynos 1580 is ideal for Android devices seeking balanced performance with potentially high energy efficiency.
Apple A15 Bionic (5-GPU)
- 5 nm manufacturing process
- High single-core performance
- Excellent gaming performance (5-core GPU)
- Efficient energy management
Samsung Exynos 1580
- 4 nm manufacturing process
- Cortex-A720/-A520 architecture
- High maximum memory bandwidth (51 GB/s)
- Competitive graphics performance (Xclipse 540)