While Taiwanese chip maker MediaTek prepares for the release of the next one Dimension 9200+ on May 10, which will compete with Qualcomm's current Snapdragon 8 Gen2, the latter instead seems to have accelerated the production of the next Snapdragon 8 Gen3.
The first benchmarks of the Snapdragon 8 Gen3 in a Xiaomi device emerge
A new leak would have just revealed the scores obtained by a device Xiaomi powered by the 8rd generation Snapdragon 6 chip on the popular Geekbench 9 and AnTuTu vXNUMX benchmarking platforms.
In particular, on GeekBench 6 the smartphone would get a single core score of 2563 and a multi core score of 7256. While on AnTuTu the Xiaomi device has a total score of 1,71 million, divided into 331 for the CPU alone, 853 for the GPU, 302 for memory and 224 for UV.
For comparison, the Apple A6's current GeekBench 16 score is 2499 in single core and 6275 in multi core. while as we saw yesterday, the highest Android score in AnTuTu belongs to ASUS ROG7 Pro with a score of 1,32 million.
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Of course, since the transcript from the test database cannot be found at present, the disclosure content is for reference only and needs to be further confirmed.
At present, there are many rumors that the Snapdragon 8 Gen3 will be based on TSMC's 4nm manufacturing process, and the super-core CPU is based on a Cortex-X4, with a core frequency of 3,5~3,7 GHz and a pure 64-bit design.
The MediaTek Dimensity 9200+ which will be launched on May 10 also adopts TSMC's 4nm manufacturing process, but the CPU part consists of one Cortex X3 super core, three large Cortex A715 cores and four small Cortex A510 cores, of which the frequency of the super large core is 3,35 GHz and the large core has a frequency of 3,0 GHz. As for the graphics, the GPU is an Immortalis-G715 MC11.
