https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/4731213
Rosetta Geekbench:
Single: 1331
Multi: 5888
Native:
Single: 1700
Multi: 7500
The drop is about 22% (inline with A12Z results as well, they also dropped about 25%).
Usually emulated performance at synthetic benchmarks is the highest, and it is lower in custom complex workloads. So this 22% drop is a best case scenario, so headlines which say "M1 is faster at running x86 through Rosetta than Intel chips at native" are not accurate, these may be that fast, but not these benchmarks don't conclude that.
Rosetta Geekbench:
Single: 1331
Multi: 5888
Native:
Single: 1700
Multi: 7500
The drop is about 22% (inline with A12Z results as well, they also dropped about 25%).
Usually emulated performance at synthetic benchmarks is the highest, and it is lower in custom complex workloads. So this 22% drop is a best case scenario, so headlines which say "M1 is faster at running x86 through Rosetta than Intel chips at native" are not accurate, these may be that fast, but not these benchmarks don't conclude that.