Apple M1 (7-GPU) vs Apple A19 Pro

The Apple M1 (7-GPU), introduced in 2020, is designed for desktop and laptop systems such as MacBooks and iMacs, offering efficient performance for versatile tasks.

The Apple A19 Pro is a future processor for mobile devices, intended to significantly boost their computing power and energy efficiency.

The M1 (7-GPU) is manufactured using a 5 nm process, integrates a 7-core graphics unit, 16 MB of Level 2 cache, and supports PCIe 4.0. The A19 Pro is produced using a more advanced 3 nm process and includes a 6-core internal graphics unit with 6 MB of Level 2 cache. Both CPUs have a maximum memory bandwidth of 68 GB/s.

In Geekbench 6, the Apple A19 Pro (3680 Single-Core, 9170 Multi-Core) significantly outperforms the Apple M1 (7-GPU) (2369 Single-Core, 8576 Multi-Core) (difference >10%). For the M1 (7-GPU), Cinebench R23 scores of 1503 (Single-Core) and 7650 (Multi-Core) are available.

The A19 Pro, thanks to its 3 nm process, offers higher energy efficiency and lower thermal power loss, which is advantageous for gaming. Prices and price-performance ratio cannot be evaluated for the Apple A19 Pro due to lack of availability. The Apple M1 (7-GPU) is a proven, energy-efficient solution for Mac systems.

The Apple A19 Pro represents the next generation of mobile processors with significantly higher computing power.