News & Reviews:   geekbench

Benchmark scores aren't everything, but they can tell us how well a device could perform. And when it comes to the Snapdragon 888 chipset, things are looking promising. Qualcomm has just shared a comprehensive list of benchmark scores, showcasing the prowess of the new chipset.

Microchips are constantly improving, but the ones that come next year might show some of the biggest leaps in performance yet. Allegedly, MediaTek has been working on mid-range chipset based on for some time now and it could be a chipset that can beat even the Snapdragon 865.

If you're wondering how one the new Apple M1-powered MacBook laptops would fair against the competition, the answer seems to be 'better'. While the new machines are yet to be officially available, some details like benchmark performance have begun appearing.

Recently, smartphone manufacturers are not slowing down on their new devices especially for the growing smartphone company, realme. Today, there is an unknown realme smartphone found on GeekBench benchmarking with the model number of RMX2194. Other than having the benchmark scores, the listing also revealed some key specs of the device as well which seems to be an entry-level smartphone.

Now, it is time for us to guess the name of Samsung's upcoming device. Earlier, the device has been reported that it will be called Samsung Galaxy S20 Fan Edition and some of its tech specs were leaked as well. However, a Geekbench test of the device has surfaced on the Internet today and people are now calling it Samsung Galaxy S20 Lite.

After being spotted on AnTuTu, the Lenovo Legion gaming smartphone has appeared again on Geekbench before it launches on 22 July. The device has scored a remarkable 648,871 on AnTuTu thanks to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ chipset. With Geekbench, the device has scored 4556 in the single-core test and 13,438 in the multi-core test, proving itself as a gaming device to be excited for.

The smartphone reveals don't seem to be ending anytime soon, as leaks and reveals continue to pour in. One of the latest is for a new realme smartphone, which was spotted online on the website of Thailand's National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC). The device is called the realme X3 SuperZoom and it is likely a successor to the realme X2 Pro.

As the launch date for the Redmi Note 9 series draws closer, we're getting more details on just what we'd get from the two new smartphones expected. Once again, GeekBench is the site responsible and keen eyes were quick to find a new benchmark result for the Redmi Note 9 Pro.

Three Nvidia GPUs have been spotted on GeekBench and they're believed to be the new Turing graphics cards that are expected to launch this year. According to TechSpot, the trio come with 124, 118, and 108 compute units respectively. This translates to an estimated CUDA core counts of 7936, 7552, and 6912.

A leaked image has recently surfaced on Geekbench, showing benchmarks for a chipset from Qualcomm called Kona. We suspect that this could be the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset, which is expected to be installed in most flagship smartphones in the year 2020.