Intel BOT boosts performance, but Geekbench automatically invalidates it

With the launch of the new Intel Core Ultra 200S Plusthe renewed processors for desktop computers in the series Arrow Lake RefreshIntel has made improvements beyond slightly increasing the frequency. One of these is the Binary Optimization Tool (Intel BOT) or Intel’s binary optimization tool, if we translate it, and which did not seem to be liked very much Geekbench in their tests. Primate Labs has released the version Geekbench 6.7whose main novelty is being able to detect this Intel BOT.

Geekbench 6.7 detects Intel’s Binary Optimization Tool

When Intel launched the new Core Ultra 200S Plusthe first tests in Geekbench The software did not like them very much, which warned that the results could be invalid due to the presence of tools that modify the binary code. The version Geekbench 6.7 will detect when one of these Intel processors is running BOTresults that will continue to be marked as invalid. The Intel tool is capable of offering results up to 5.5% higher and even in some loads increase this performance up to 30%.

Additional improvements in Geekbench 6.7 for Android, RISC-V and Linux

Besides this, Primate Labs Also added other changes with this version 6.7. now in Android The manufacturer and model of the SoC will be displayed instead of the SoC architecture. CPU information has also been improved when it has the architecture RISC-V and also stability in systems Linux with ARMwhich fixes crashes that can occur in multithreaded workloads under these systems.

It can now be downloaded from its website, and the Geekbench 6.7 results are comparable with previous versions 6.6, 6.5, 6.4 and 6.3.