Apple M1 Max vs Intel Core i5 6200U

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Apple M1 Max

Intel Core i5 6200U

We compared two laptop CPUs: Apple M1 Max with 10 cores 2.0GHz and Intel Core i5 6200U with 2 cores 2.3GHz . You will find out which processor performs better in benchmark tests, key specifications, power consumption and more.

Main Differences

Apple M1 Max 's Advantages

Released 6 years and 8 months late

Higher specification of memory (6400 vs 2133)

Larger memory bandwidth (409.6GB/s vs 34.1GB/s)

More modern manufacturing process (5nm vs 14nm)

Intel Core i5 6200U 's Advantages

Higher base frequency (2.3GHz vs 2.0GHz)

Lower TDP (15W vs 30W)

Score

Benchmark

Cinebench R23 Single Core

Apple M1 Max +117%

1545

Intel Core i5 6200U

709

Cinebench R23 Multi Core

Apple M1 Max +634%

12440

Intel Core i5 6200U

1694

Geekbench 6 Single Core

Apple M1 Max +168%

2410

Intel Core i5 6200U

896

Geekbench 6 Multi Core

Apple M1 Max +611%

12480

Intel Core i5 6200U

1754

Blender

Apple M1 Max +821%

212

Intel Core i5 6200U

23

Geekbench 5 Single Core

Apple M1 Max +158%

1783

Intel Core i5 6200U

689

Geekbench 5 Multi Core

Apple M1 Max +707%

12511

Intel Core i5 6200U

1549

Passmark CPU Single Core

Apple M1 Max +144%

3833

Intel Core i5 6200U

1566

Passmark CPU Multi Core

Apple M1 Max +641%

22121

Intel Core i5 6200U

2983

Apple M1 Max

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Intel Core i5 6200U

General Parameters

May 2022

Release Date

Sep 2015

Apple

Manufacturer

Intel

Laptop

Type

Laptop

ARMv8

Instruction Set

x86-64

-

Core Architecture

Skylake

-

Processor Number

i5-6200U

Apple M-Socket

Socket

BGA-1356

Apple M1 Max GPU (32-core)

Integrated Graphics

HD Graphics 520

Package

57 billions

Transistor Count

1.7 billions

5 nm

Manufacturing Process

14 nm

30 W

Power Consumption

15 W

-

Peak Operating Temperature

100 °C

CPU Performance

10

Performance Cores

2

10

Performance Core Threads

4

2.0 GHz

Performance Core Base Frequency

2.3 GHz

3.2 GHz

Performance Core Turbo Frequency

2.8 GHz

10

Total Core Count

2

10

Total Thread Count

4

192 K per core

L1 Cache

64 K per core

24 MB shared

L2 Cache

256 K per core

-

L3 Cache

3 MB shared

No

Unlocked Multiplier

No

Memory Parameters

LPDDR5-6400

Memory Types

DDR4-2133, LPDDR3-1866, DDR3L-1600

64 GB

Max Memory Size

32 GB

8

Max Memory Channels

2

409.6 GB/s

Max Memory Bandwidth

34.1 GB/s

No

ECC Memory Support

No

Graphics Card Parameters

true

Integrated Graphics

true

450 MHz

GPU Base Frequency

-

1296 MHz

GPU Max Dynamic Frequency

1000 MHz

4096

Shader Units

-

256

Texture Units

-

128

Raster Operation Units

-

60 W

Power Consumption

-

6016x3384 - 60 Hz

Max Resolution

-

10.4 TFLOPS

Graphics Performance

-

Miscellaneous

-

Official Website

Intel Core i5 6200U

-

PCIe Version

3.0

-

PCIe Lanes

12

-

Extended Instruction Set

SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX-2

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