The new M2 MacBook Pro, asides from its new processors, is largely similar to the older model, offering the same display and chassis. The same was true of the M1 Pro and M1 Max, which in the MacBook Pro 2021 scored almost identically in testing. The M2 Max shines thanks to its much higher GPU count and its faster, higher capacity unified memory. However, both M2 Pro and M2 Max share the same 12-core CPU, which is why the results are very similar. If you've seen the M2 Pro benchmarks, you might be wondering why there isn't much difference between the M2 Pro and M2 Max, given the price gap and overall power difference.
Whilst almost nobody will likely be upgrading from the 2021 MacBook Pro to the new model, it's good to know what the difference is between the 20 MacBook Pro models in terms of raw processing power, with the latter firmly establishing itself as the best MacBook on the market right now. The first, and most obvious observation, is that the new M2 Max chip inside the MacBook Pro 2023 handsomely beats the 2021 MacBook Pro with M1 Max, which is listed on Geekbench's charts at 1745 / 12191.
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