Google Pixel 7 Pro benchmarked ahead of launch
The Google Pixel 7 Pro has been benchmarked, as noted by 91Mobiles Contributor Yogesh Brar. The results for both Geekbench and AnTuTu were shared via Twitter with incremental improvement to scores compared to the first-generation Tensor SoC.
Google Pixel 7 Pro benchmark scores
Geekbench
Single Core – 1068
Multi Core – 3149Antutu V9 – 801116
These scores are more or less close to Snapdragon 888/888+
Tensor G2 is still behind flagship SoCs but will take lead in ISP & AI performance
Excited for Pixel 7 series?
— Yogesh Brar (@heyitsyogesh) October 5, 2022
According to Brar, the Pixel 7 Pro’s Tensor G2 will continue to yield scores comparable to the Snapdragon 888/888+. This appears to corroborate the slight increase in clock speeds of the Tensor G2 leak last month. The new chipset is expected to see major improvements to ISP (image signal processing) and performance of the SoC’s machine-learning and AI abilities.
GeekBench 5 (multi-core)
Higher is better
-
Google Pixel 7 Pro (Leaked)
3149 -
Google Pixel 6
2899 -
Google Pixel 6a
2876 -
Google Pixel 6 Pro
2831
GeekBench 5 (single-core)
Higher is better
-
Google Pixel 7 Pro (Leaked)
1068 -
Google Pixel 6a
1047 -
Google Pixel 6 Pro
1042 -
Google Pixel 6
1030
AnTuTu 9
Higher is better
-
Google Pixel 7 Pro (Leaked)
801116 -
Google Pixel 6 Pro
719815 -
Google Pixel 6a
712092 -
Google Pixel 6
676831
Based on the rumors we’ve seen so far, the Tensor G2 will be a refined release of the original Tensor chip. We hope to see better thermal performance, improved modem connectivity and stability, and overall better battery endurance with the Tensor G2.
The Google Pixel 7 Pro has been benchmarked, as noted by 91Mobiles Contributor Yogesh Brar. The results for both Geekbench and AnTuTu were shared via Twitter with incremental improvement to scores compared to the first-generation Tensor SoC.
Google Pixel 7 Pro benchmark scores
Geekbench
Single Core – 1068
Multi Core – 3149Antutu V9 – 801116
These scores are more or less close to Snapdragon 888/888+
Tensor G2 is still behind flagship SoCs but will take lead in ISP & AI performance
Excited for Pixel 7 series?
— Yogesh Brar (@heyitsyogesh) October 5, 2022
According to Brar, the Pixel 7 Pro’s Tensor G2 will continue to yield scores comparable to the Snapdragon 888/888+. This appears to corroborate the slight increase in clock speeds of the Tensor G2 leak last month. The new chipset is expected to see major improvements to ISP (image signal processing) and performance of the SoC’s machine-learning and AI abilities.
GeekBench 5 (multi-core)
Higher is better
-
Google Pixel 7 Pro (Leaked)
3149 -
Google Pixel 6
2899 -
Google Pixel 6a
2876 -
Google Pixel 6 Pro
2831
GeekBench 5 (single-core)
Higher is better
-
Google Pixel 7 Pro (Leaked)
1068 -
Google Pixel 6a
1047 -
Google Pixel 6 Pro
1042 -
Google Pixel 6
1030
AnTuTu 9
Higher is better
-
Google Pixel 7 Pro (Leaked)
801116 -
Google Pixel 6 Pro
719815 -
Google Pixel 6a
712092 -
Google Pixel 6
676831
Based on the rumors we’ve seen so far, the Tensor G2 will be a refined release of the original Tensor chip. We hope to see better thermal performance, improved modem connectivity and stability, and overall better battery endurance with the Tensor G2.
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