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2022 Q3 mobile phone chip performance list released: Tianji 9000 + narrowly wins Snapdragon 8 +

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Update time : 2022-10-10 16:21:05
        In the third quarter (Q3) of this year, Qualcomm and MediaTek launched two flagship chips with "+", Snapdragon 8 + and Tianji 9000 +, respectively.
        It is reported that after the release of the Snapdragon 8 + flagship processor, many mobile phone manufacturers have made further progress one after another. This time, the Snapdragon 8 + has overclocked and upgraded Samsung 4nm to TSMC 4nm. With enhanced performance, power consumption and temperature are also more stable. Finally, it is no longer a generation of Fire Dragon chips. The overall actual experience should be better than the Tianji 9000 processor. However, Tianji 9000 + also adopts TSMC's 4nm process, Armv9 architecture, eight-core CPU, including 1 Arm Cortex-X2 super-core with a main frequency of 3.2GHz + 3 A710 large cores + 4 A510 energy efficiency cores, CPU performance is about 5% higher than that of the previous generation, and GPU is about 10% higher. At present, the first running score of Tianji 9000 + has also been exposed. In the well-known running score recommendation Geekbench, the core solo running score is 1300 +, and the multi-core running score is 4300 +, which is known as the strongest performance CPU of Android. It can also be seen from this. How powerful is the performance of Tianji 9000 + this time.
Today, Passmask released the mobile phone chip performance list for Q3 2022. Tianji 9000 + narrowly defeated Snapdragon 8 + by a very weak advantage and became the top of the list. In terms of specific score data, the CPU part of Snapdragon 8 + has an average score of 340706 points, while the CPU score of Tianji 9000 + has reached 352717 points, which is stronger. However, in the GPU part, the score of Snapdragon 8 + 516004 exceeded the 513668 points of Tianji 9000 +, bringing back a city.
Overall, both the Snapdragon 8 + and the Tianji 9000 + have brought significant performance improvements on the basis of the original, and although there are certain differences between the two, they are also quite close. It is worth mentioning that from the list data, the score of the "First Generation God U" Snapdragon 870 even exceeds that of the Snapdragon 888 with higher theoretical parameters, and it is close to the Snapdragon 888 +, which can also be called very interesting.

 
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