The activity in the smartphone industry continues. Companies are working hard to get the biggest share of the cake by launching their models with new technologies day by day. Apart from this, there is serious competition in terms of processors.
As it will be remembered, in the past months, there has been a fierce competition between Xiaomi and Motorola to be the first company to use the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. The winner of the race was Motorola with the Moto Edge X30. So what are the best processors to power mobile devices by 2022? Geekwan, who compared the processors by testing them under certain standards, explained. Here are the details…
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The best mobile processors revealed
Geekwan announced the best mobile processors in a new report it published. Accordingly, the best chipset in the mobile industry powers the iPad models. Apple M1 it happened. From CPU and GPU performance tests 295.4 points the processor that managed to get 198.5 pointsli Apple A12Z followed.
In the third place, it is used in the iPhone 13 Pro Max model introduced last year. Apple A15 Bionic exists. 193.7 points the processor that takes power to the iPads 190.1 pointsli Apple 12X following. your list top 10 If we look at the ranking Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 and MediaTek Dimensity 9000 All processors except Apple production We can easily see that.
Here are the best mobile processors:
- Apple M1 (iPad) – 295.4 points
- Apple A12Z – 198.5 points
- Apple A15 (iPhone 13 Pro Max) – 193.7 points
- Apple A12X – 190.1 points
- Apple A15 (iPhone 13) – 176 points
- Apple A14 (iPad) – 168.4 points
- MediaTek Dimensity 9000 – 167.9 points
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 – 153.6 points
- Apple A14 -148.5 points
- Apple A13 – 129 points
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