Primate Labs recently released the GeekBench 6.0 benchmarking tool, which mainly optimizes the size of the core architecture and adds a number of new tests. There are already 1,000 pages of running score results.
GeekBench 6.0 benchmark
Taking the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra as an example, the model SM-918N has a single-core score of 1957 and a multi-core score of 5258 in GeekBench 6.0.0. The single-core score of the same model in GeekBench 5.5.1 is 1556 points and the multi-core score is 4813 points.
From the data, it can be found that the running score in GeekBench 6.0 is higher than that in GeekBench 5.5.1 version. This is mainly because the developers tweaked the scoring items, adding many new variables like Photo Gallery, Photo Filters, and dropping related variables like AES-XTS, Speech Recognition, and Machine Learning.
