2023 MacBook Pro 14" M3 Pro 18GB 512GB, Xcode 15 [124 sec]

[wetngucci]

[kleber-maia]

2021 Macbook Pro 16" M1 Pro, 32GB, 1TB, Xcode 15.0.1 [123 secs]

If you're considering buying the new M3 Pro, take a look at this first: https://github.com/devMEremenko/XcodeBenchmark/issues/448

[devMEremenko]

That's insane 🤯 Thank you for sharing! I've added the result

[devMEremenko]

Can someone rerun the test to ensure it’s a trend rather than an edge case? Note: The 11-core CPU (M3 Pro) is only available for the MBP 14".

[levs42]

Yeah this can't be true lol

[kleber-maia]

M3 Pro has fewer performance cores and lower memory bandwidth.

p.s. The M3 Pro from this benchmark has only 5 performance cores.

Source: https://wccftech.com/m3-pro-has-fewer-performance-cores-and-lower-memory-bandwidth-than-m2-pro/

[bilyksergii]

The 12-core M3Pro of my friend has a best result about 115 sec, and i think for 11-core result more than 120 sec is real and typical. My own M1Pro 10-core has result 122 sec))

[trustfall]

this is what I got on mine

[LeonardoAppItalia]

this is my benchmark M3 pro 1GB SSD

[arif-tiket]

@trustfall how many are your SSDs?

[mick3003]

M3 Pro 512 GB SSD

[lutluthfi]

M3 Pro 512 GB SSD

@mick3003 does this mean M3 Pro 512 GB SSD is faster?

[leonhsieh]

M3 Pro 512 GB SSD

@mick3003 does this mean M3 Pro 512 GB SSD is faster?

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[trustfall]

@trustfall how many are your SSDs?

sorry, missed this! 512

[OnurVar]

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