Apple's M4 iPad Pro Breaks Geekbench 6 Record with Liquid Nitrogen Cooling

The latest iPad Pro, equipped with Apple's M4 chip, surpasses 4,000 points in Geekbench 6, outperforming high-end desktop processors.

Geekerwan's team used liquid nitrogen to cool the M4 chip, achieving a single-core score of 4,001 points in Geekbench 6.
The M4 iPad Pro outperformed Apple's M3 Max and M2 Ultra in single-core performance.
Despite a minimal clock speed increase from 4.40GHz to 4.41GHz, the cooling method enabled the record-breaking performance.
The M4 chip is available in two configurations: a 10-core version with 16GB memory and a 9-core version with 8GB memory.
This result showcases the potential of the M4 chip, though such extreme cooling isn't practical for everyday use.