The Snapdragon 865 Plus news first surfaced in mid-February. Then in April, Meizu's CMO announced that there would be no such chipset this year. Things seem to have changed, however, as the upcoming Lenovo Legion gaming smartphone is said to be powered by the Snapdragon 865 Plus. Today the AntuTu chipset test result was published on the network.
Test result was published on Weibo Reali Assenby the same source that announced yesterday that OPPO SuperVOOC 3.0 will support 80W fast charging.
Qualcomm's upcoming processor scored a total of 667 points. This is much higher than the OPPO Find X253 Pro with Snapdragon 2, which scored 865 on the May 604 AnTuTu Android devices with the best specs.
A breakdown of the results shows that the CPU score is 184 points, and the GP score is 973 points. The memory and UX ratings are 283 and 302 points, respectively.
As reported, the Snapdragon 865+ has a primary core with a clock frequency of 3,1 GHz, three high-speed cores with a clock frequency of 2,4 GHz and four effective cores with a clock frequency of 1,8 GHz. Compared to the Snapdragon 865, the only difference is the increased clock speed of the primary core.
Given the first leak in February, committed Digital Chat StationThe Snapdragon 865 Plus is due to be announced in the third quarter of 2020, so July should not arrive earlier. In addition to the Lenovo Legion gaming smartphone, in the second half of the year, other manufacturers should also release phones based on the chipset.
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