Apple M1 Ultra vs Intel Core i7 7740X

VS

Apple M1 Ultra

Intel Core i7 7740X

We compared two desktop CPUs: Apple M1 Ultra with 20 cores 3.2GHz and Intel Core i7 7740X with 4 cores 4.3GHz . You will find out which processor performs better in benchmark tests, key specifications, power consumption and more.

Main Differences

Apple M1 Ultra 's Advantages

Released 4 years and 10 months late

Integrated graphics card

Higher specification of memory (6400 vs 2666)

Larger memory bandwidth (800GB/s vs 42.7GB/s)

More modern manufacturing process (5nm vs 14nm)

Lower TDP (60W vs 112W)

Intel Core i7 7740X 's Advantages

Higher base frequency (4.3GHz vs 3.2GHz)

Score

Benchmark

Geekbench 6 Single Core

Apple M1 Ultra +55%

2420

Intel Core i7 7740X

1553

Geekbench 6 Multi Core

Apple M1 Ultra +238%

18680

Intel Core i7 7740X

5516

Geekbench 5 Single Core

Apple M1 Ultra +36%

1768

Intel Core i7 7740X

1291

Geekbench 5 Multi Core

Apple M1 Ultra +369%

23501

Intel Core i7 7740X

5001

Passmark CPU Single Core

Apple M1 Ultra +38%

3831

Intel Core i7 7740X

2759

Passmark CPU Multi Core

Apple M1 Ultra +315%

40784

Intel Core i7 7740X

9824

Apple M1 Ultra

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Intel Core i7 7740X

General Parameters

Mar 2022

Release Date

May 2017

Apple

Manufacturer

Intel

Desktop

Type

Desktop

ARMv8

Instruction Set

x86-64

Apple M1

Core Architecture

Kaby Lake

APL1106/APL1W06

Processor Number

i7-7740X

Apple M-Socket

Socket

LGA-2066

Apple M1 Ultra GPU (64-core)

Integrated Graphics

N/A

Package

114 billions

Transistor Count

-

5 nm

Manufacturing Process

14 nm

60 W

Power Consumption

112 W

-

Peak Operating Temperature

100 °C

CPU Performance

16

Performance Cores

4

16

Performance Core Threads

8

3.2 GHz

Performance Core Base Frequency

4.3 GHz

3.2 GHz

Performance Core Turbo Frequency

4.5 GHz

4

Efficiency Cores

-

4

Efficiency Core Threads

-

2.1 GHz

Efficiency Core Base Frequency

-

20

Total Core Count

4

20

Total Thread Count

8

-

Multiplier

43x

192 K per core

L1 Cache

64 K per core

48 MB shared

L2 Cache

256 K per core

-

L3 Cache

8 MB shared

No

Unlocked Multiplier

Yes

Memory Parameters

LPDDR5-6400

Memory Types

DDR4-2666

128 GB

Max Memory Size

64 GB

16

Max Memory Channels

2

800 GB/s

Max Memory Bandwidth

42.7 GB/s

No

ECC Memory Support

No

Graphics Card Parameters

true

Integrated Graphics

-

450 MHz

GPU Base Frequency

-

1296 MHz

GPU Max Dynamic Frequency

-

8192

Shader Units

-

512

Texture Units

-

256

Raster Operation Units

-

1024

Execution Units

-

120 W

Power Consumption

-

6016x3384 - 60 Hz

Max Resolution

-

21.2 TFLOPS

Graphics Performance

-

Miscellaneous

-

Official Website

Intel Core i7 7740X

-

PCIe Version

3.0

-

PCIe Lanes

16

-

Extended Instruction Set

SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX-2

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