Some mobile phone users will be curious about the differences between the Snapdragon 865 and the A13 Bionic. The first the most powerful microprocessor for Android mobiles and the second for Apple.
According to new benchmark tests, Snapdragon is ahead of Apple.
What is special about this landmark? For starters, the Snapdragon 865 ends up outperforming the A13 Bionic, meaning Apple's latest and greatest silicon isn't the fastest, at least in one test.
New AnTuTu results show that the Snapdragon 865 barely beats the A13 Bionic
Before we continue with the tests, please note that just because the Snapdragon 865 beats the A13 Bionic in the latest AnTuTu results does not make it a better SoC overall.
Sure, Qualcomm's latest silicon has surpassed the best Apple has to offer, and we're sure it will give future Android buyers much-needed motivation to pick up business phones when they're officially available to buy next year. Still, there is much more information that we will update in the future.
Snapdragon 865 vs A13 Bionic vs Kirin 990, initial performance results show that Android based SoCs are getting better.
Regarding the test results, the AnTuTu scores may vary on various devices because, based on what we have seen on the Internet, the results are very different. This means that benchmarking apps like Geekbench and AnTuTu have a wider margin of error and such tests need to be run multiple times before these apps provide a consistent score.
As for the benchmarking results, Android Lovers has the numbers and they are given as follows:
- Snapdragon 865 - 545977
- A13 Bionic - 524814
- Snapdragon 855 Plus - 498317
Antutu Benchmark of A13, SD865 and SD855 +
SD865 is the master
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As we see a flagship Android SoC finally gain an advantage over an Apple A-series chipset, it will always remind us that competition is always good for consumers, there are other things to look forward to.
One of them is the first crop of premium Snapdragon 865-powered Android phones that has a bit of a skirmish with Apple's iPhone 11 family in a series of app launch and speed tests.
That should be fun; Of course, if you forget, we'll be quick to remind you that this isn't the end of these Snapdragon 865 benchmarks, and we'll do our best to deliver timely updates, so stay tuned for more.
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