Apple A13 Bionic is up to 50% Faster Than Snapdragon 855+ in Geekbench

At its iPhone 11 launch event earlier this week, Apple claimed that its A13 Bionic processor, which powers its latest smartphone lineup, significantly outperforms Snapdragon 855 and the Kirin 980, respectively. At present, a Geekbench listing seems to accept borne out those claims, showing much faster single-core and multi-core performances than non only those two chips, but too Samsung's Exynos 9825 that powers the Galaxy Note 10 and Note ten+.

As can be seen in the embedded screenshot, a device listed equally iPhone 12,three (believed to exist the iPhone eleven powered by the Apple A13 Bionic) notched up a massive 5,472 points in the single-core benchmark on Geekbench 4 and an equally-impressive 13,769 points in the multi-cadre test. In comparison, the Black Shark 2'due south Snapdragon 855+ could but muster a single-core score of 3,623 and a multi-core score of 11,367.

As for Samsung'due south Exynos 9825, which powers the Galaxy Notation 10 and Note 10+ in many international markets, including India, it could but muster a score of 4532 in the single-cadre tests and 10,431 in the multi-core tests, while the Huawei P30 Pro, with the Kirin 980, scored three,289 and ix,817 on the single-cadre and multi-core tests, respectively. While both the Snapdragon 855+ and the Exynos 9825 are definite improvements over their respective predecessors, they continue to trail Apple tree's chips by a long margin.

Build on the second-generation advanced 7nm process, the A13 Bionic is 1 of the well-nigh avant-garde mobile processors in the world with 8.5 billion transistors, an ARM-based hexa-core CPU, a custom quad-cadre GPU and an octa-cadre neural engine. Not only is the chip significantly faster than its nearest competitors, it is also said to be more power efficient, with Apple claiming that it offers up to 20 percent more than efficiency than its predecessor, the A12 Bionic.