Kirin 9000 benchmark scorecard surfaces
Huawei is unveiling the Mate 40 series on October 22 and the rumors have been piling in. One of the most anticipated new additions will be the Kirin 9000 chipset based on the 5nm process and bringing a built-in 5G modem. Now we get our first benchmark of the SoC through Geekbench which showcases its might.
Huawei Mate 40 Pro renders
A Huawei device with the NOH-NX9 model number which we presume is the Mate 40 Pro managed a 1,020 single-core score and a 3,710-point outing in the multi-core department. To put that into context, current flagships like the Snapdragon 865-powered Galaxy Note20 Ultra manage around 900-points in the single-core test and roughly 3,100-points on the multi-core test.
Huawei Mate 40 Pro Geekbench test run
The new Kirin has a CPU with a base frequency of 2.04 GHz and reportedly comes with an overclocked ARM A77 big core ticking at over 3.1GHz. We can see the listing also reveals 8GB RAM and Android 10 on the software side.
In addition, we have a new teaser for the Mate 40 series in the form of a short video detailing the past nine generations of Mate series phones. It’s a cool flashback between 2013’s Huawei Mate and last year’s Mate 30 series as well as every Mate device in between.
#10Gens8Years The #HUAWEIMate40 collection. 8 years, 10 generations of Mate. Redefining classic and leading innovation, it surpasses every expectation.
— Huawei Mobile (@HuaweiMobile) October 12, 2020
See you on 22.10.20. pic.twitter.com/bjis8U3JKJ
