Geekbench 7 arrives with updated workflows, redesigned multi-core tests

Primate Labs has officially released its latest cross-platform benchmarking app – Geekbench 7. The new version brings updated workload tests alongside redesigned benchmarking across the multi-core CPU and GPU departments. On the CPU side, Geekbench 7 features new media workloads for audio and video encoding, decoding, and processing. These tests better reflect regular use cases like video calls, screen sharing, and content consumption.

For gaming, Geekbench 7 brings a new Game Physics workload built on the Jolt Physics engine. The Photo Editor workload now features “a richer set of real-world edits”, while the Photo Library workload brings importing and processing of the JPEG XL and DNG image formats. Geekbench 7 takes a new approach by only running multi-core tests if the real-world task utilizes multiple cores. According to Primate Labs, this will prevent inflated scores. As a result, the HTML5 browser test is no longer included in the multi-core tests. Samsung Galaxy S26 Geekbench 7 test run

On the GPU side, Geekbench 7 focuses on content creation and machine learning tasks instead of 3D graphics rendering. Examples of the GPU tests include modeling face filters in social media apps, upscaling images with machine learning and modeling virtual background features in video conferencing apps. iPhone Air Geekbench 7 test run

Just like before, Geekbench 7 is free for personal use and is available on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux. Source