If true, we can expect the Nexus 6 to have a Snapdragon 810 SoC with Adreno 430 graphics, 5.7-inch display with a resolution of 2560 x 1440, and 32 GB of internal storage space. Meanwhile, the GFXBench 3.1 benchmark database has a similar "Huawei Angler" entry with a bit more details on hardware specifications.
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Even if the smartphone doesn't ship with Android 6.0, it's not far-fetched to believe that the official Nexus phone will eventually receive the update. The database entry claims that the smartphone will run Android 6.0 Marshmallow and have 3 GB of onboard RAM. The smartphone apparently has two listings with scores from the second listing being slightly higher at 1188 points and 4285 points for single- and multi-core, respectively. The latest in the long line is none other than the Huawei Nexus 6 refresh under the codename "Angler" according to Geekbench and GFXBench.įirst, Geekbench 3 results for the "Huawei Angler" return single-core and multi-core scores of 1156 points and 3641 points, respectively. The Apple A9 has the power to handle everything you can get on your phone today and is future-proof for years to come with some huge power reserves under the hood.There has been not one or two, but three leaks this week via the GFXBench database. Apple's choice of designing its own processor pays out every year and makes sure iOS users never have to worry about lackluster performance. There is no surprise it's a flagship-grade chipset and it delivers on all fronts. We knew the Apple A9 is a beast since we first saw it running on the iPhone 6s. Combined with the lower resolution of the iPhone SE, the Metal test really produces outstanding results.
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Both allow games to make full use of the built-in GPUs and BaseMark has launched the BaseMark ES3.1 / Metal apps so we can compare the performance cross-platform. GFX 3.0 Manhattan (onscreen)įinally, Android has OpenGL ES 3.1 as latest generation graphics, while iOS 9 has Metal.
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The iPhone SE has a sub-1080p display resolution, which makes a massive difference in comparison with the 1080p and Quad HD phones in the performance chart, and shows top-notch gaming performance (if you are into the 4" display gaming). It is as powerful as the Mali-T880MP12 GPU inside the Galaxy S7, but is bested by the Adreno 530 (S820) within the Xiaomi Mi 5. The 1080p off-screen benchmarks speak for themselves. The iPhone SE utilizes the six-core PowerVR GT7600 GPU, which is quite the beast.
In this test the iPhone SE is once again on par with the iPhone 6s, Galaxy S7, and the latest Xiaomi Mi 5 (Snapdragon 820 chip). The compound BaseMark OS II 2.0 test gauges CPU, GPU, Memory, Web and System performance.
The compound AnTuTu 6 benchmark puts the iPhone SE on par with the iPhone 6s, and very close to the Xiaomi Mi 5 and Galaxy S7 top dogs. It trails behind the 8-core Exynos models from 2015 (Galaxy S6) and 2016 (Galaxy S7), but not by a large margin, which is impressive given those are just two cores. It beats the Snapdragon 810 chips, and does a lot better than the A8 SoC in the iPhone 6. The multi-core score of GeekBench 3 shows how powerful the dual-core Twister processor is. And we believe the A9, coupled with the lower (than iPhone 6) resolution screen would be a monster.Īpple has always been focused on the single-core performance since it is the most important one when it comes to interacting with the iOS user interface and the single-core GeekBench test proves the 64-bit Twister core is still the best and fastest CPU core currently on the market. It is powered by the latest Apple A9 chipset, which packs a dual-core 1.84 GHz Twister processor, PowerVR GT7600 six-core graphics, and 2GB RAM.
The iPhone SE may come with dated looks, but its hardware is up to date.
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