Geekbench 2 Search 16,130 results. Model Processor Frequency Cores Platform User Score; Dec 31, 2017 iPad mini: Apple A5 1000 2 iOS 32. Geekbench 4; Geekbench.

If you want to check the specs of your iPhone and find out its processing strength when compared to other mobile devices and even desktop computers, you can find it out by running benchmark tests on your iOS device. The most popular app that provides these type of services is Geekbench, developed by Primate Labs. World Of Warships Dubloons here. The software has reached its 4th generation and comes now with cross-platform availability, meaning that you can compare iOS with Android devices and even Windows computers. For download geekbench 4: For download geekbench 3.

A couple of the folks who hang out on the on have been to port Geekbench to the iPhone. While there are a number of limitations with the (the most notable being the lack of STL support), I whipped up a quick port that brings some Geekbench 2 benchmarks to the iPhone: If you’ve got an iPhone (and you’re crazy enough to run third-party applications on it) you can download and try it yourself. I’d like to thank the iPhone developers on who helped me get the iPhone Toolchain up and working and who graciously donated their time and energy to testing Geekbench 2 for the iPhone (since I live in Canada, I don’t have access to an iPhone). Anyway, what’s the point of porting Geekbench to the iPhone without reporting the results!

Setup • iPhone • Samsung S5L8900 (ARM 1176JZF-S) Processor • 128 MB RAM I’m reporting both the baseline score and the raw score for each benchmark (where a score of 1000 is the score a Power Mac G5 1.6GHz would receive). Higher is better. Results Blowfish 4.56 MB/sec 104.