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However, AFAIK, the OCR is single-threaded, and doesn't use the GPU, so it's surprising there is a difference, since both devices have the same single-threaded CPU performance Two users reponded, one with an M1 Max and another with an M1 Ultra, and got times of 45 s and 36 s, respectively, meaning the Ultra was 45/36 => 25% faster. I was curious about the performance of the Optical Character Reader (OCR) in Adobe Acrobat Pro on Apple Silicon, so I created a quick benchmark and posted it on another site.
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