Nokomis18 January 2024 02:26
Why is the antutu score of Redmi Note 13 pro is low while using this chipset? Pls help I'm considering that or note 12 turbo.
+22Reply
Serhii19 January 2024 14:28
Redmi Note 13 Pro uses Snapdragon 7s Gen 2.
+20Reply
Ajay29 January 2024 12:45
Both are different processors, the 7s Gen 2 and the 7 Plus Gen 2. The 7s Gen 2 is designed for midrange devices whereas the 7 Plus Gen 2 is meant for premium midrange devices that fall within the 30k to 40k price range. To put it simply, their working efficiency can be compared using the Antutu scores - 600k for the former and 1100k for the latter.
+7Reply
ThePhanton24 April 2023 12:40
If the 7+ gen 2 is already like this, I hope that the 6 gen line also undergoes a notorious evolution as well, like the 6 gen 2 reaching more than 500,000 points in the Antutu Benchmark... It costs nothing to dream... :)
+67Reply
SilentGhost29 April 2023 21:55
We should all thank the MediaTek Dimensity 8100, as it started all this.It was such a powerful chip, yet a midrange option in MediaTek's lineup, that it forced Qualcomm to create something exceptional in the midrange market. It's not that Qualcomm is incapable of making something good; they could have done this years ago. They just didn't have any competition, so they were doing whatever they wanted. So, if you think they developed the 7+ Gen 2 out of the goodness of their heart, think again.My whole point here is that competition drives innovation and benefits consumers! If MediaTek does something groundbreaking with entry-level chips, you can bet Qualcomm will follow suit.
+124Reply
Arin07 June 2023 01:55
SilentGhost, It seems that the failure of the base Gen 1 chipsets for both the 8 Gen 1 and 7 Gen 1 has also served as a wake-up call for Qualcomm to step up their game. After discovering that the chipsets manufactured by Samsung are highly inefficient (throttling, significant battery drain), they decided to partner with TSMC for the 8+G1 and 7+G1, and continued the same for the Gen 2 chipsets.Following this change, the performance of these chipsets has been ridiculously fast. I've heard that the 8 Gen 2 even surpasses the Bionic A16 (one of the fastest chips on the market) in some cases, such as gaming.
+12Reply
Sebi26 August 2023 02:50
SilentGhost, Yes, you are right. Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2 is much more powerful, compare with Snapdragon 7 Gen 1.
+13Reply
Thor24 April 2023 01:52
Poco F5 rebrand of note 12 turbo with 7 plus gen 2 scored less in Geekbench 5 single core 1118 only.
+71Reply
Mortal21 November 2023 16:56
It scored 1684 in single core & 4225 multi core in my geekbench testing.
+9Reply
Vasant12 January 2024 13:36
This is Geekbench 5. Check out Geekbench 6.
0Reply
Sol10 April 2023 16:36
Thanks for the info, I hope the new xiaomi redmi note 12turbo won't have any issues with this chipset like the issues poco f4gt had.
+25Reply
SilentGhost11 April 2023 18:39
the F4 GT had the 8 Gen 1 which is notorious for being a stove and the worst implementation of 8 Gen 1 on any phone (see Golden Reviewer on YouTube).whereas 7+ Gen 2 is the "new 870", meaning the best performance, and power efficiency in its generation AND does not heat meaning sustained performance.
+41Reply
except16 May 2023 06:14
SilentGhost, except, according to Gsmarena, the 7+ gen 2 on the Poco F5 has one of the worst sustained performances due to heating. It basically drops to 65% in performance while on average, it only hovers 85% sometimes 90% after 30mins of the test.
+15Reply
SilentGhost17 May 2023 15:50
except, maybe because It's summer, and ambient temps are already hot, tbh I don't know how gsmarena conducts Its stress test. unless they did it in an air-conditioned room at approx 25°C, you can't trust those results that much, and final note, 30/60min is very long for a passively cooled phone, the normal value is 10/15min.
+5Reply
myguy12 August 2023 11:14
except, Can you recommend a phone with similar performance to the Poco F5 but without such heating issues and within the same price range? Looking for a budget gaming phone.
+31Reply
Bebra13 December 2023 08:46
except, I own a Realme GT Neo 5 SE and, in my opinion, it's much better than the Poco F5. The stability is unreal! Even after playing Genshin Impact for an hour on maximum graphics, there is still no lag. And this is with the GT experience.
+1Reply
Tom22 January 2024 23:56
Bebra, Hello, where did you purchase the Realme? As far as I know, it's not officially available in Europe.
0Reply
BVM, Debu05 April 2023 13:52
This is a Ground braking Gaming Processor Like S870.Unbelievable Stability with Great Performance at that price point it will be the King for some years like S870
+19Reply
SilentGhost03 April 2023 21:08
realme GT Neo 5 SE (RMX3700) 7+ Gen 2:3DMark Wild Life Stress Test:Best Score: 7408Min Score: 7381Stability: 99.6%Antutu Total Score: 972,232impressive!
+42Reply
User03 April 2023 09:36
What the heck! The CPU score of the Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2 is 2,467,044 😳, and the total Antutu score is 955,626. The CPU score seems to be traveling into the next several years maybe next 10 years.
+41Reply
Serhii04 April 2023 07:39
Thank you for a comment.
+5Reply
Snicker02 April 2023 03:51
What the heck! The CPU score of the Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2 is 2,467,044 😳, and the total Antutu score is 955,626. The CPU score seems to be traveling into the next several years (maybe 10 to 20) 😂.
+17Reply
Serhii03 April 2023 08:31
Thank you for a comment.
+8Reply
Czar01 April 2023 08:20
This information is accurate; it's hard to believe! I can't wait to see how this chipset performs for gaming.
+19Reply
burp31 March 2023 15:16
I think you guys accidentaly added extra (4) in antutu 9 in cpu section.
+21Reply
cherry28 March 2023 03:39
according to wikipedia this phone's gpu runs at 580mhz clock speed.
+4Reply
Serhii28 March 2023 09:45
Thank you! It is very useful.
+8Reply
Irfan25 March 2023 19:26
Such a pity tensor is even worse than 7 plus gen 2
+3Reply
zen24 March 2023 08:17
Antutu score is 948657 not 10 million. How is that even possible. Update that, lmao this site sometimes looks stupid.
+29Reply
Serhii24 March 2023 09:39
Sorry for that, the numbers is fixed.
+16Reply
Dawei23 March 2023 16:52
Damn, the antutu score is on par with sd 8 plus gen 1
+2Reply
wtg23 March 2023 11:43
This chipset is better than Tensor and dimensity 8200, improving its ranking and the antutu score is 940k+ not 10 million.
+1Reply
duckracer23 March 2023 09:12
Antutu scores are above 940k+ according to PCMag and Hothardware. Please update that.
0Reply
Serhii24 March 2023 10:00
Thank you for the information, we have updated the tests according to the data we received.
+4Reply
duckracer21 March 2023 12:59
This chipset is showing great results, i hope it continues when practical phones come out.Also, I hope they don't increase the price otherwise it will be on fate with 7gen 1.
+24Reply
Zhinazhu19 March 2023 06:23
The naming directly skips the S7+G1, S7G2 surprises me, there is no doubt that the S7+G2 is powerful, and the phone equipped with it will be worth buying. MTK's 8100 and Samsung 4nm obviously scared Qualcomm, and the phone equipped with this Soc will greatly reduce the sales of Samsung A series mobile phones. Stupid Samsung forced sales exynos and poor 4nm LPE will ruin the A series phone, exynos 1380 performance is not even as good as S778G, but the price is higher than the S778G phone, let alone S7+G2, it's time to teach Samsung a lesson.
+32Reply
Ahmad31 March 2023 09:02
Stupid. Exynos 1380 used fab 5nm LPE. Dont used 4nm LPE. (Exynos dont good. it's getting better) Samsung is again making Samsung 4LPP generation 2 and 4nm generation 3 (technology).
+17Reply
Oofio18 March 2023 21:45
What type of Adreno is it using?
+14Reply
Canine28 March 2023 21:03
Adreno 725 (in actuality its Adreno 730 but downclocked to 580Mhz from 800mhz so its a bit slower than Gen 1 GPU but faster than 888 GPU)
+21Reply
Crisanto Jimenez31 July 2023 15:49
Canine, Yes you're right about that
+2Reply
