Semiconductor wars have brought forth major changes in the tech industry, with most of the fabric manufacturers adopting to 5nm, 7nm, and 10nm manufacturing process. The wafers being developed are capable of outperforming their predecessors by leaps and bounds.
However, there is still one smartphone processor that has outperformed everyone. We are talking about Apple’s A13 Bionic. The process remains unmatched in performance. All the other processors from Qualcomm, Samsung, and others have failed to even touch the A13 Bionic in terms of single and multi-core performance ratings.
But thankfully it seems that Qualcomm is all set to make its grand appearance with its new entry Snapdragon 875. A tipster has shared with us the first performance results of the new entry from Qualcomm.
The new Snapdragon 875 is expected to beat the Cupertino giants new entry A14 Bionic that will debut along with iPhone 12
However, as of now, the GeekBench scores cannot be compared between Snapdragon 875 and Apple’s A14 Bionic as the latter is not yet available for any review. But since Apple’s A13 Bionic is available on iPhone 11, we have on our hands the latest Geekbench results of Snapdragon 875 pitted against the current champion.
Snapdragon 875 new machine from a certain factory ran the actual test, the engineering machine can not run GB5, it runs GB4 single-core 4.9K±, multi-core 14k±. For reference, Snapdragon 865GB4 single-core 4.3k, multi-core 13k.
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Below are the comparison details between Snapdragon 875 and Apple’s A13 Bionic.
Snapdragon 875
- Single-core – 4,900+, Multi-core – 14,000+
A13 Bionic
- Single-core – 5472, Multi-core – 13769
The results are clear regarding the verdict. Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 875 has failed to overtake Apple A13 Bionic. The throne still belongs to the defending champion.
But the ray of light still shines for Snapdragon 875, as sources claim that the tested sample is not the final product of the wafer and it will receive significant upgrades before being officially launched in the market. As to how it would actually fare up against Apple’s A14 Bionic, only time would tell.
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