Yes, you heard right.
I just bought the iPad Pro M1 8 GB RAM and 11 inch. I decided to test how faster the M1-chip was, compared to my iPhone 13 Pro Max, and therefore downloaded LumaFusion. And now it's become a little weird. Because the A15 chip is actually faster than the M1 chip.
The original file was an: 8K IPB 29,97 fps MPEG-4 film with a duration of 1 minute and 54 seconds.
The output file was 4K 29,97 fps Apple ProRess 422 with the format Quicktime (.mov)
A15 chip export time: 2 minutes and 20 seconds
M1 chip export time: 3 minutes and 32 seconds
How is that possible. I mean, the M1 chip has a much higher Multi-core score, so why is the iPhone still faster in rendering/exporting the file?
I ran the test three times, and all with the same result.
Actually, I am beginning a new YouTube-channel, and wanted to make a video comparison with the iPad Pro M1, Mac Mini M1 (16 GB RAM), MacBook Air M1 (8 GB RAM), and a monster of a PC - an Nvidia Geforce RTX 3090 with Intel Core i9 12. gen - all that together and comparing multiple rendering processes and see how much different they all are
But I am not sure about making the video, because I cant figure out, why the M1-chip is slower than a A15 chip
Is there anyone who can explain that?
I just bought the iPad Pro M1 8 GB RAM and 11 inch. I decided to test how faster the M1-chip was, compared to my iPhone 13 Pro Max, and therefore downloaded LumaFusion. And now it's become a little weird. Because the A15 chip is actually faster than the M1 chip.
The original file was an: 8K IPB 29,97 fps MPEG-4 film with a duration of 1 minute and 54 seconds.
The output file was 4K 29,97 fps Apple ProRess 422 with the format Quicktime (.mov)
A15 chip export time: 2 minutes and 20 seconds
M1 chip export time: 3 minutes and 32 seconds
How is that possible. I mean, the M1 chip has a much higher Multi-core score, so why is the iPhone still faster in rendering/exporting the file?
I ran the test three times, and all with the same result.
Actually, I am beginning a new YouTube-channel, and wanted to make a video comparison with the iPad Pro M1, Mac Mini M1 (16 GB RAM), MacBook Air M1 (8 GB RAM), and a monster of a PC - an Nvidia Geforce RTX 3090 with Intel Core i9 12. gen - all that together and comparing multiple rendering processes and see how much different they all are
But I am not sure about making the video, because I cant figure out, why the M1-chip is slower than a A15 chip
Is there anyone who can explain that?