Web Browsing

The Speedometer benchmark measures how fast a browser can handle dynamic web apps. It simulates everyday interactions like to-do lists, shopping carts, and navigation to reflect real-world performance. I ran Speedometer three times in the latest version of Chrome and used the average score.


The M6 Ultra scores 21.6, putting it slightly below the AX8 Max but still ahead of older DDR4-based Mini-PCs, so browsing should feel smooth.

Microsoft Office

The UL Procyon Office suite runs real Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook workloads. It provides a clear sense of how well a system handles day-to-day productivity apps.


Across the suite, the M6 Ultra lands in the mid-range, just behind newer Core Ultra systems but ahead of many older Intel and Ryzen platforms. Overall, working with large documents and spreadsheets, and multitasking across apps, should work flawlessly, making this a very capable productivity system.