The score is climbing along nicely

The result came out to 1726 for single-core and 4710 for multi-core. The iPhone 11 Pro Max scored around 1300 in single-core, and the 12 Pro Max around 1500, so the score has been going up by roughly 200 points with each model change.

iPhone 13 Pro Max Geekbench 5 single-core and multi-core results

Apple's M1 chip scores around 1700 in single-core, so you could say the iPhone 13 Pro Max is at about the same level. Multi-core is another story — there the M1 still wins. But just looking at the numbers, you can see steady evolution.

iPhone 13 Pro Max Geekbench 5 detailed benchmark results

That said, the situations where you can actually put this performance to full use are probably limited to things like certain 3D games. Starting with this model, the display now runs at 120Hz, so it should be a solid choice if you want an edge in online games like FPS titles.