Shortly after Apple launched the new generation iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models, performance data for the devices began appearing on well-known benchmarking platforms such as AnTuTu and Geekbench. In particular, the iPhone 18 Pro Max, equipped with Apple’s first 2nm manufacturing technology A20 Pro chip, is attracting attention with its high scores.

The device, detected in systems with the model number iPhone 19,3, is equipped with iOS 27 operating system and 12GB RAM. The impressive performance offered by the new generation processor once again demonstrates Apple’s thesis on hardware and software optimization.

iPhone 18 Pro Max Pushes the Boundaries in AnTuTu Test

According to information revealed in the AnTuTu database, the iPhone 18 Pro Max model reached a new record in its segment with a score of 3,551,073. Looking at the details of this score, it can be seen that the processor performance reached 920,410 points, and the graphics processing unit (GPU) performance reached 1,397,374 points.

Compared to the previous model, the iPhone 17 Pro Max, this increase is quite remarkable. Apple’s new 2nm A20 Pro chip not only provides raw power but also exhibits high efficiency in memory and overall user experience (UX) tests.

Geekbench Results Reveal Processor Power

Tests conducted on the Geekbench 6 platform also detail the architecture of Apple’s new processor. The iPhone 18 Pro Max, listed with the identifier iPhone 19,3, offers a six-core processor architecture with a frequency of 4.93GHz.
The device, which scored 4,612 points in the single-core test, reaches 11,819 points in the multi-core tests. On the other hand, the iPhone 18 Pro model demonstrates one of the strongest performance indicators in the series with 4,719 single-core and 12,677 multi-core scores.
When combined with 12GB of RAM, these data show that the devices will work quite stably even under heavy workloads.

Thermal Management and Software Compatibility Support Success

Not only the 2nm A20 Pro chip but also the improved cooling systems play a critical role in the high performance of the new devices.

With the iPhone 18 Pro series, Apple aims to prevent performance drops during demanding applications and games by optimizing heat management. It should be noted that benchmark scores do not fully reflect real-world usage; Because platforms like AnTuTu use different test algorithms between iOS and Android.

However, these results provide a valuable reference for understanding how Apple is taking its hardware capabilities to the next level with each new generation of devices.

Do you think Apple’s switch to 2nm technology will provide a noticeable speed increase in daily use? You can share your thoughts on the iPhone 18 Pro Max benchmark scores and your expectations from the device in the comments section.