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“The powerful A14 Bionic chip comes to iPad, delivering a 20 percent increase in CPU and 10 percent improvement in graphics over the previous generation.”
Compares CPU and GPU (Metal) with the A13 Bionic in the iPad (9th generation).
iPad (10th generation) announcement, October 2022, Apple Newsroom, iPad (10th generation) announcement, October 2022
CPU
Claimed +20%
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GPU
Claimed +10%
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“This makes the new iPad up to 5x faster than the best-selling Android tablet, and for users looking to upgrade from a device like iPad (7th generation), they will see up to 3x improvement in overall performance with the new iPad.”
Compares CPU with the best-selling Android tablet and the A10 Fusion in the iPad (7th generation).
A general performance figure, checked as a CPU claim.
iPad (10th generation) announcement, October 2022, Apple Newsroom, iPad (10th generation) announcement, October 2022
CPU: not measurable with Geekbench. Baseline is not an Apple device; Geekbench averages for it are out of scope.
CPU
Claimed up to 3×
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“Advanced machine learning functions are powered by a 16-core Neural Engine in A14 Bionic — offering double the number of cores of A13 — boosting machine learning capabilities by up to 80 percent.”
Machine learning on the Neural Engine; Geekbench 6 does not measure it.
iPad (10th generation) announcement, October 2022, Apple Newsroom, iPad (10th generation) announcement, October 2022
| Device | Single-core | Change over the previous generation |
|---|---|---|
| iPad, 2010 | No data | First in this line |
| iPad 2, 2011 | No data | |
| 3rd gen, 2012 | No data | |
| 4th gen, 2012 | No data | |
| 5th gen, 2017 | No data | |
| 6th gen, 2018 | No data | |
| 7th gen, 2019 | No data | |
| 8th gen, 2020 | No data | |
| 9th gen, 2021 | No data | |
| 10th gen, 2022, this device | No data | |
| A16, 2025 | No data |
The iPad (10th generation) has no scores to compare.