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Apple A12X Bionic GPU - NotebookCheck.net Tech
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2018 iPad Pro to run enahnced A12X Bionic chip with faster GPU
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Apple A12X - Wikipedia
A12Z chip in 2020 iPad Pro confirmed to be an A12X with extra GPU core | iMore
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Apple's A12X Has 10 Billion Transistors, 90% Speed Boost & 7-Core GPU
Apple walks Ars through the iPad Pro's A12X system on a chip | Ars Technica
