All articles tagged with #performance comparison
New benchmarks reveal that Intel's 18-core Xeon 654 CPU matches the multi-threaded performance of a 28-core Xeon but lags behind AMD's 16-core Threadripper 9955WX, highlighting the competitive landscape of high-performance workstation processors. The upcoming Granite Rapids-WS lineup is expected to launch soon, but currently relies on older architecture compared to AMD's Zen 5-based offerings.
Cade Cunningham's 45-shot game, resulting in 46 points with a poor shooting percentage, is compared to Kobe Bryant's 81-point game, highlighting Cunningham's inefficiency and historical context in NBA scoring performances.
The article compares the performance of Apple Silicon chips from M1 to M5 over five years, highlighting the advancements and improvements in each generation.
The new M5 MacBook Pro significantly outperforms the M4 model in SSD read and write speeds, with up to 211% faster performance, thanks to an upgraded SSD controller, although it runs hotter under intensive workloads. The upgrade offers notable speed improvements for users, with the M5 model priced at $1,583 and the M4 at $1,349.
The article discusses Apple's new M5 chip, highlighting its performance gains compared to previous M-series chips like M4, M3, and M1, and placing these improvements within the broader context of Apple silicon's evolution over time, with visual charts illustrating incremental and significant advancements in CPU and GPU performance.
The Nintendo Switch 2 outperforms the ROG Xbox Ally X in image quality thanks to NVIDIA DLSS, delivering better graphics and comparable performance in demanding games, while both systems excel as portable gaming devices.
Qualcomm claims its Snapdragon X2 Elite CPUs outperform Intel and AMD chips in single-core, multi-core, graphics, and AI performance, with up to 44% faster single-core, 75% faster multi-core, and 52% faster graphics at the same power, with the new chips expected to launch in Spring 2026.
A new analysis shows Metal Gear Solid Delta runs smoother on Xbox Series X than on PS5 and Pro, with Series S performing poorly due to lack of performance modes and lower resolution quality, making Series X the preferred console for smoother gameplay despite ongoing frame rate issues across all versions.
The Google Pixel 10 Pro XL scored around 1,140,286 on AnTuTu, showing a 15% improvement over the Pixel 9 Pro XL thanks to the new Tensor G5 chip made by TSMC. However, it still lags behind rivals like the Snapdragon 8 Elite and Apple A18 Pro, which score significantly higher. The Tensor G5 is optimized for Pixel devices, ensuring smooth performance despite lower benchmark scores. The Pixel 10 series is expected to launch on August 20, with the foldable model arriving in October.
Dodge has introduced a combustion-powered Charger with options for 420 hp and 550 hp, competing against the Ford Mustang V8. The Charger offers more space, a liftback design, and AWD, but is heavier and more expensive. The Mustang provides a lighter, more traditional coupe with a V8 option and a convertible, but less interior space. The choice depends on preferences for performance, practicality, and budget.
The GTX 1080 Ti, once a top gaming GPU, is outperformed by the entry-level RTX 5050 even with custom liquid cooling and overclocking, highlighting the rapid advancement in GPU technology and the decline of older high-end models.
The article compares the performance of Ready Or Not on Xbox Series X and Series S, highlighting that both can run at up to 60 FPS with high resolution, but Series X offers better resolution and more stable performance, while Series S experiences more FPS drops and lower resolution, especially in Fidelity Mode.
The article compares Nintendo Switch 2 and Steam Deck using Cyberpunk 2077, highlighting that Switch 2 outperforms Steam Deck in docked scenarios with better resolution, upscaling, and power efficiency, while Steam Deck holds its own in handheld mode with smoother performance and superior HDR display. Overall, Switch 2 benefits from custom optimizations and DLSS, making it more capable in docked play, but Steam Deck remains a strong contender for portable gaming.
In a U-Drag Race comparison, the base Corvette outperformed the Ford Mustang Dark Horse in acceleration, handling, and braking, despite similar power outputs, with the Corvette being faster in all aspects and costing significantly more. The test highlights the Corvette's superior mid-engine design over the front-engine Mustang.
In a U-Drag race, the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray outperformed the Ford Mustang Dark Horse in acceleration, quarter-mile time, and overall circuit time, despite the Mustang's higher horsepower and lower price, highlighting the Corvette's superior performance in this test.