Geekbench CPU Specs

List of all CPUs in Geekbench with their specs. See cpu-list.v1.json for the actual data. Updated once per day automatically.

To generate it, a simple, no-dependency node script which fetches all CPUs at geekbench and refines the results, adding boost frequency, number of threads, performance/efficiency cores, gpu and tdp by regex webscraping their own cpu index site.

Output Overview

The output and types of the fields are as follows in the table

Field	Type	Description
id	number	Geekbench CPU ID
name	string	CPU name
samples	number	Number of samples submitted to Geekbench
score	number	Single-core score
multicore_score	number	Multi-core score
icon	string	Icon name for the CPU brand (e.g. "amd", "intel")
family	string	CPU family name
frequency	number	Base frequency in GHz
boost_frequency	number	Boost frequency in GHz
cores	number	Number of CPU cores
performance_cores	number or null	Number of performance cores (if applicable)
efficiency_cores	number or null	Number of efficiency cores (if applicable)
threads	number	Number of CPU threads
package	string or null	CPU package type (e.g. "Socket FP8")
tdp	number or null	Thermal Design Power in watts
gpu	string or null	Integrated GPU name if present (e.g. "Radeon 740M Graphics")

Testing it quickly

Using node through terminal

echo 'fetch("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/r59q/geekbench-cpu-specs/refs/heads/master/cpu-list.v1.json")
  .then(res => res.json())
  .then(data => {
    console.log(data["Intel Core i7-6700"]);
  });' | node -

Using curl and jq

curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/r59q/geekbench-cpu-specs/refs/heads/master/cpu-list.v1.json" | jq -r '."Intel Core i7-6700"'

Using javascript

fetch("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/r59q/geekbench-cpu-specs/refs/heads/master/cpu-list.v1.json")
  .then(res => res.json())
  .then(data => {
    console.log(data["Intel Core i7-6700"]);
  });

Creating the cpu-list file locally

Running it only requires NodeJS

node create-cpu-list.js

This will generate a file cpu-list.v1.json. This process will take around 45 minutes to 1 hour depending on rate limits exponential back-off is implemented to not trigger rate-limit.

You can also specify a filename

node create-cpu-list.js geekbench-cpu-list.json

If you already have a cpu-list.v1.json file, it will be used as a cache to avoid re-fetching data for CPUs that haven't changed. The script will only fetch data for new CPUs or those that have updated scores.

You can also just download the cpu-list.v1.json file from this repository. It will be the same file you can generate running it yourself. It is updated once per day automatically.

Example output:

{
  "AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9965WX": {
    "id": 4184,
    "name": "AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9965WX",
    "samples": 31,
    "score": 3042,
    "multicore_score": 25847,
    "icon": "amd",
    "family": "Shimada Peak",
    "frequency": 4.2,
    "boost_frequency": 5.4,
    "cores": 24,
    "performance_cores": null,
    "efficiency_cores": null,
    "threads": 48,
    "package": null,
    "tdp": 350,
    "gpu": null
  },
  "AMD Ryzen 5 220": {
    "id": 4190,
    "name": "AMD Ryzen 5 220",
    "samples": 235,
    "score": 2163,
    "multicore_score": 7203,
    "icon": "amd",
    "family": "Hawk Point",
    "frequency": 3.2,
    "boost_frequency": 4.9,
    "cores": 6,
    "performance_cores": null,
    "efficiency_cores": null,
    "threads": 12,
    "package": "Socket FP8",
    "tdp": 28,
    "gpu": "Radeon 740M Graphics"
  }
}

For any questions, suggestions or issues please open an issue in the repository. I'll be happy to add anything I've missed and feel free to open a PR if you want to contribute with improvements or fixes.