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Geekbench 7 Launches With Redesigned Multi-Core and GPU Benchmarks

Geekbench 7 has launched with overhauled CPU and GPU benchmarks designed to push computers and phones harder for more accurate performance testing.

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The brief

Geekbench 7 is now available, introducing redesigned multi-core and GPU benchmarks. The new version features overhauled performance tests for both CPU and GPU workloads to provide more rigorous benchmarking for mobile devices and computers.

Coverage from MacRumors, 9to5Mac, and The Verge emphasizes the redesign of these core tests. TechPowerUp specifically notes the inclusion of the Ryzen 7 7700 as a baseline for the new CPU tests.

Initial reports from SammyGuru indicate the Galaxy Z Fold 8 has already been tested against the new CPU and GPU benchmarks. Further results from various hardware across the platform are expected as users adopt the new version.

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Quick answers

What is new in Geekbench 7?

The update includes redesigned multi-core and GPU benchmarks, along with overhauled performance tests for CPU and GPU workloads.

Which hardware is used as a baseline for the CPU tests?

According to TechPowerUp, the Ryzen 7 7700 serves as the baseline.

Has any specific device been mentioned in relation to these tests?

SammyGuru reports that the Galaxy Z Fold 8 has been tested on the new CPU and GPU benchmarks.

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Geekbench 7 CPU GPU Ryzen 7 7700 Galaxy Z Fold 8

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