"In line with its traditions, Apple announced the new iPhone series with a new in-house chip, which is now called Apple A19 Pro. The chip powers the new iPhone 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max and the iPhone Air, which replaces the 16 Plus from a year before. Only the vanilla iPhone 17 runs on the non-Pro version of the new chipset."
"We've included competing solutions from Samsung running on Qualcomm's top-tier Snapdragon 8 Elite, but we can only compare the CPU benchmark results from Geekbench 6. The AnTuTu and 3DMark scores are not directly comparable to phones on the Android platform. In any case, it seems like the A19 Pro gives is behind the Snapdragon 8 Elite in multi-core performance, but outclasses Qualcomm's latest and greatest in single-core performance by around 20%."
"The A19 Pro inside the Air isn't the full-fledged SoC that's inside the 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max. It swaps out the 6-core GPU for a 5-core one, just like the one inside the standard iPhone 17 this year. So the slightly lower GPU performance is to be expected. The CPU performance is impressive, with the A19 Pro outpacing the A18 Pro from last year by a significant margin, 15% in multi-core scenarios to be exact. The single-core improvements are smaller."
Apple introduced the A19 Pro powering iPhone 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max and the iPhone Air; the vanilla iPhone 17 uses a non‑Pro variant. The A19 Pro in the Air is a cut configuration with a 5‑core GPU instead of a 6‑core unit found in Pro models, producing slightly reduced GPU performance. CPU multi‑core performance improves roughly 15% over the A18 Pro, with smaller single‑core gains. Comparisons against Snapdragon 8 Elite show the A19 Pro trailing in multi‑core but leading by about 20% in single‑core. The SoC adds Neural Accelerators per GPU core for more efficient on‑device AI.
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