Judging by the numbers, the Tensor G2 chip doesn’t make a huge jump in initial performance.
This afternoon, at 4:00 p.m., Google will announce the scheduled presentation of the fall product, where, in addition to the Pixel Watch and Pixel Buds Pro 2 wireless headphones, the latest generation of Pixel mobile phones, the Pixel 7 Pro, have been revealed. Pixel 7 too.
Initial leaks and teasers haven’t left us much excited about the devices, since then In addition to the design, we were also informed about the specifications. However, the big question remains what kind of performance the second-generation SoC, the Tensor G2 driving the new mobile phones, will provide from Google’s second generation.
However, leaker Yogesh Brar recently drew attention to To the Geekbench 5 . databaseIn this article, you can already see the Pixel 7 Pro performance test. Rumor has it Comes at $899 topmobile scored 1068 points in the single-core test and 3149 in the multi-core test.
Google Pixel 7 Pro benchmark results
Geekbench
Single core – 1068
Multicore – 3149Antutu V9 – 801116
These scores are fairly close to the Snapdragon 888/888+
Tensor G2 is still behind the leading SoCs but will take the lead in ISP and AI performance
Are you excited about the Pixel 7 series?
– Yogesh Brar (@heitsyogesh) October 5, 2022
Previous Generation Pixel 6 Pro model He got 1041/2739 pointsthat is, the successor does not make a huge jump in the initial performance, which seems to be supported by AnTuTu’s total score of 801,116 points (Pixel 6 Pro: 701920).
However, Google already made it clear when introducing the original Tensor that it focuses on AI and image processing rather than sheer power, so it’s no surprise that the Tensor G2 doesn’t hold back the performance of the Snapdragon 888/888+ platforms either. The really interesting part of the official announcement will be the camera tricks that the new chip can do, which in the case of the Pixel 7 Pro will also support a 48MP rear lens with 5x optical zoom.
