Apple M4 (10-CPU) vs Intel Core Ultra 7 258V

The Apple M4 (10-CPU) is an Apple-designed System-on-a-Chip (M4 architecture), manufactured using a 3 nm process.

It integrates 10 CPU cores, an Apple M4 (10 Core) graphics unit, 20 MB L2 cache, and 120 GB/s memory bandwidth. The Intel Core Ultra 7 258V belongs to Intel's Lunar Lake family, also manufactured using a 3 nm process.

This chip features a hybrid core architecture, the Intel Arc 140V graphics unit, 14 MB L2 cache, 12 MB L3 cache, and 137 GB/s memory bandwidth. Both are designed for energy-efficient high-performance systems. In terms of computing performance, the Apple M4 (10-CPU) shows significantly higher performance in single-core and multi-core tasks.

Benchmarks demonstrate a considerable lead over the Intel Core Ultra 7 258V, making the Apple M4 (10-CPU) suitable for demanding applications and complex multitasking. For gaming scenarios, the Apple M4 (10-CPU) with its integrated Apple M4 (10 Core) graphics unit offers superior performance compared to the Intel Arc 140V of the Intel Core Ultra 7 258V.

The optimized hardware and software integration contributes to a more efficient gaming experience. Both processors are designed for high energy efficiency. The Apple M4 (10-CPU) is known for its outstanding performance per watt, which leads to lower heat generation and longer battery life.

The Intel Core Ultra 7 258V also offers good efficiency, but tends to be surpassed by the Apple M4 (10-CPU).