AnTuTu represents the mecca for all the world's benchmarkers and although the values published on the net on the various smartphones in circulation are sometimes very questionable, remains a reference point for many in which to orientate when you want to check the performance of a device and compare it with others. Furthermore, AnTuTu has been updated to the 7.0.1 version at the end of December 2017, adding two new 3D features called Refinery and Coastline born to test the performance of the GPU during games at maximum performance. These new features require OpenGL ES X XUMX + Android Extension Pack support, reaching the quality of the test at PC levels, providing more reliable data. Without this premise, now we show you the top 10 smartphone in China, stating that the scores shown in the chart are average values and refer to a period ranging from 1 to 31 January 2018.
The first thing that strikes the eye is that the average score is significantly improved but above all that the ranking positions of some smartphones have changed, such as that related to the OnePlus 5 that from the first position now is positioned in fourth place. The first three positions are occupied by Huawei phones, such as the Mate 10 Pro, the Mate 10 and the Honor V10 which they all mount the Kirin 970 processor that surprisingly outperforms the Snapdragon 835 CPU in terms of performance, considered by all the fastest processor of the 2017, as often the old AnTuTu tests have celebrated.
THE KIRIN 970 CPU HUAWEI BATTE TO THE GREAT SNAPDRAGON 835
The rest of the smartphone in the standings instead is equipped by the SoC Snapdragon 835, among which we find the models OnePlus 5 and 5T, Nubia Z17, our beloved Xiaomi Mi 6 and Mi Mix, followed by Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S8 Plus. It will be interesting to review the ranking as soon as the Snapdragon 845 chip will make an appearance on a terminal and then check if the Kirin 970 of Huawei will continue to lead the ranking. Anyway applaud the company who was able to create a proprietary chipset able to overcome Qualcomm's top home. Xiaomi because you left the road to the first difficulty encountered with the Surge S1? We hope this is a spurt for Lei Jun's OEM to continue and pull off something extraordinary like Huawei did. And what do you think?
