OnePlus 10 Pro benchmarked with 12GB RAM
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- 30 Dec 2021
Anonymous, 30 Dec 2021I meant, there's no reason for me to spend 800/1000 eu... moreFor the similar price as Nord 2 Oneplus 8T is even better offer
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MagicMonkeyBoy, 30 Dec 2021The 8Gen1 is a huge improvement over the 888+ The thrott... moreMy fold 3 is better at gaming than your crappy Chinese phone.
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- 30 Dec 2021
This is without high performance mode turned on.
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- 30 Dec 2021
Headphone jack and expandable storage would improve performance.
What were they thinking...
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- 30 Dec 2021
George399, 30 Dec 2021Why you don't have the money? I meant, there's no reason for me to spend 800/1000 euros on a phone when today it's possible to get a fantastic "flagship killer" like the Nord 2, for half the price! I'm not a mobile "gamer" and I don't take many photos, so do the math :)
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- 30 Dec 2021
Kangal, 30 Dec 2021^Those above are the leaked, and estimated figures.
If you... moreYou forgot to add result for the most efficient Performance core to date S865!
QSD 865 5.08 / 1.99 = 2,55
Much higher than A15-P (only 2.13). Phones with S865 were the last not overheating. S888 overheat at 3.88W, I can't image how hot is A15-P at 4.77W.
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- 30 Dec 2021
^Those above are the leaked, and estimated figures.
If you want the real figures of what has been thoroughly tested on released hardware, here are the official results courtesy of AnandTech.
CPU Single-core Benchmark: SPEC 2017 (fp scores)
https://images.anandtech.com/doci/16983/SPECfp-power.png
CPU Multithread Benchmark: GeekBench 5 (crude Single/Multithread)
https://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph16983/116944.png
GPU Benchmark: GFxBench Aztec Ruins High (Sustained)
https://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph17032/101670.png
AI/ML/NPU/TPU Benchmark: GeekBench ML 0.5
https://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph17032/126739.png
As a summary of the raw data, here:
Chipset-CoreType: Performance Value / Watts Recorded = Efficiency Score
Apple A14-E: 2.54 / 0.42 = 6.05
Apple A15-E: 3.03 / 0.52 = 5.83
Dim 1200-A55: 0.71 / 0.22 = 3.23
QSD 888-A55: 0.85 / 0.30 = 2.83
Exy 990-A55: 0.84 / 0.50 = 1.68 ? (too low! Watts too high not recorded correctly)
Exy 2100-A55: 0.94 / 0.57 = 1.65 ? (too low! Watts too high not recorded correctly)
GS 101-A55: 0.88 / 0.59 = 1.49 ? (too low! Watts too high not recorded correctly)
Apple A15-P: 10.15 / 4.77 = 2.13
QSD 870-A77: 5.76 / 2.77 = 2.08
Apple A14-P: 8.95 / 4.72 = 1.90
QSD 888-X1: 6.28 / 3.48 = 1.80
GS 101-X1: 6.17 / 3.51 = 1.76
Dim 1200-A78: 4.71 / 2.94 = 1.60
Exy 2100-X1: 6.23 / 3.97 = 1.57
Exy 990-M5: 4.87 / 3.92 = 1.24
...if anyone is interested in more data or explanation, ask away : )
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- 30 Dec 2021
MagicMonkeyBoy, 30 Dec 2021The 8Gen1 is a huge improvement over the 888+ The thrott... moreAss aftersales support, unoptimized software which will go unresolved since the market is so small for there to be a big backlash, bulky/questionable hardware durability but if you get your kick out of being unique and like to show off raw stats then sure. buy a gaming phone from china
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- D$j
- 30 Dec 2021
In case anyone is interested. We had this benched / leaked:
https://youtu.be/1ves1M4Ai-I
GeekBench 5 (Single-core)
D9000: 1287 score, 3.5 Watts, 368 Efficiency
QC 8g1: 1200 score, 4.2 Watts, 286 Efficiency
QSD 888: 1135 score, 3.8 Watts, 299 Efficiency
GeekBench 5 (Multi-thread)
D9000: 4474 score, 9.8 Watts, 457 Efficiency
QC 8g1: 3810 score, 11.1 Watts, 343 Efficiency
QSD 888: 3753 score, 8.9 Watts, 422 Efficiency
GFXBench Aztec Ruins (High/1440p Offscreen)
D9000: 43 fps, 8.2 Watts, 5.24 Efficiency
QC 8g1: 47 fps, 11.2 Watts, 4.20 Efficiency
QSD 888: 30 fps, 9.0 Watts, 3.34 Efficiency
Genshin Impact (Quality Mode, Initial Performance)
D9000: 60 fps, 6.8 Watts, drops 1.1 Watts, 7 minutes then throttles
QC 8g1: 60 fps, 7.5 Watts, drops 1.2 Watts, 3 min then dips but maintains
QSD 888: 60 fps, 7.5 Watts, drops 1.6 Watts, 6 minutes then throttles
Genshin Impact (Quality Mode, after 15min throttling)
D9000: 48 fps, 5.7 Watts, 8.42 Efficiency, Resolution 1422x640
QC 8g1: 55 fps, 6.3 Watts, 8.73 Efficiency, Resolution 1422x640
QSD 888: 48 fps, 5.9 Watts, 8.14 Efficiency, Resolution 1600x720
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- 30 Dec 2021
Anonymous, 30 Dec 2021According to some tech sites, Snapdragon really dropped the... moreYes you are right, but the reason for this is the poor 4nm manufacturing process of Samsung chips. sd865 was fine cause it made on TSMC. Since sd888 Qualcommn moved to Samsung chips and here is the result - overhitting throttling chips(and poor yields according to rumors).
when Qualcommn realized their mistake is was too late because TSMC factories are fully focoused on making chips for Apple and MT chips bottom line is Qualcommn supplies bad chips.
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- 30 Dec 2021
MagicMonkeyBoy, 30 Dec 2021The 8Gen1 is a huge improvement over the 888+
The thrott... moreNot at all. Did you even read the official announcement from ARM ?
Usually ARM's official figures are outside of achievable, and this time the figures were pretty low. On top of that, the figures (for X2, A710, and A510) they used were for a build with full-cache and latest lithography, compared to a (X1, A78, A55) design with less cache and lower lithography.
So based on those estimates, we can expect a reduction in both Performance and Efficiency. This is possible. It happened back in 2015, when we had the troublesome QSD 808 and QSD 810, which were less then impressive compared to the likes of last years QSD 801 and QSD 805. And looked stupid next to the Exynos 7420.
I think this first-generation design for ARMv9 is poor. We will have to wait for the European Team, to see what they bring to the table for Gen-2 (X3, A730). It is likely that these will be printed on more mature +3nm node as well. So for my money, I would NOT buy a phone in 2022, and instead I would wait for 2023. By that time, Google would've also made some tweaks and improvements for Android.
...but what I'm really hoping for is to get rid of these small cores (Cortex A53, A55, A510). I hope ARM can do something LIKE a Cortex-A73, but miniaturised, and on the latest spec. We need to have a "medium core" that is Out-of-Order to replace these In-Order "small cores". They add a lot of latency into the SoC, and aren't as efficient as you might think. Apple's custom small cores might use x2 more energy, but they are x4 faster in performance. This makes them much much more responsive AND efficient.
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- 30 Dec 2021
Anonymous, 30 Dec 2021According to some tech sites, Snapdragon really dropped the... moreSanpdragon fanboy wont digest it 😂😂 im not fan on any SoC brand.. its truth mediatek coming closer more and more to snapdragon ....its heartbreaking for SD fanboys😂🤣
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- 30 Dec 2021
Wait... That's it?
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- I21
- 30 Dec 2021
Snapdragon losing ground to mediatek with every new processor addition
Its like “hey here’s another trashy processor, which is an overheating and throttling beast oh and geekbench results don’t count since they aren’t real world usage scenarios” but why the hell is the single core performance so low. Snapboys gonna fume but if for 3 generations the processor hasn’t crossed a certain benchmark, then wth are you guying buying, same old processing power lmao
Man’s be taking digs at apple and silent when it comes to snappy
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- 30 Dec 2021
Anonymous, 30 Dec 2021According to some tech sites, Snapdragon really dropped the... moreYes, there has been several benchmarks of sd 8g1, all of them worst than sd888, even sd870/865. Mediatek hopefully really achieves something new here, but their lack of support to soc software development is uninspiring. I've seen only helio g90t in Note 8 Pro got executive 2 os upgrade, never see any other manufacturers had gone the same length. They mostly just got 1 os update and that's it, or worse.
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- 30 Dec 2021
Pro? Compared to Apple, not pro at all.
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- 30 Dec 2021
Anonymous, 30 Dec 2021According to some tech sites, Snapdragon really dropped the... moreIf only mobile SoCs were about more things other than CPU, such as ISP performance for the beastly flagship cameras and such. Oh wait...