Snapdragon 8150 comes out on AnTuTu with higher scores than Kirin 980 and Apple A12 Bionic

We already know about all the major chipsets on the market for 2019: with the Kirin 980, Huawei was the first manufacturer to announce a 7nm chipset, on the other hand, with A12 Bionic Apple was the first company to start product sales with its own processor manufactured in the same lithography. On Wednesday (14) Samsung finally unveiled its own powerful Exynos 9820 chip with 8 nm, and now it's up to Qualcomm to announce its solution for 2019.

The revelation is due to take place during the beginning of December at Snapdragon Summit 2019. As the manufacturer unveiled Snapdragon 845 on December 5, there is a strong possibility that this year's event will also happen early next month.

But while the definitive successor to the Snapdragon 845 is not announced, it continues to leach constantly at benchmark tools around the world. The newest information highlights that the Snapdragon 8150 will be as fast as its major competitors.

Currently, the Aion Bionic and Kirin 980 are the fastest mobile processors on the market in operation; one can be found on the latest iPhone models and the other on the Huawei Mate 20 line. But it seems that the Qualcomm chip can beat the Apple after the launch.

In the image below you can check the supposed benchmark test registered in AnTuTu. While the Kirin 980 has already registered the 273,000 points and the A12 Bionic has surpassed 352,000 points, we clearly see the mark of incredible 362,000 points, almost ten thousand more than the most powerful competitor.

In the publication where the photos were released the user guarantees that the Snapdragon 8150 will have little traditional configurations. Going against the initial leaks, it is stated that Qualcomm is developing the chipset with 1 + 3 + 4 cores: a high-performance core, three cores for medium performance and four cores for high energy efficiency and low performance.

The high-performance core, according to the leak, will have a clock rate of 2.84 GHz and will be a Cortex-A76, the same architecture will be used in the three average performance clocked at 2.4 GHz, while the other four cores operate on the Cortex-A55 and offer up to 1.78 GHz using ARM's new dynamic architecture.

In the images, we also see the 156,000 GPU mark of the model, which results in a gain of approximately 20% compared to the Adreno 630 of the Snapdragon 845.

More official news and leaks should emerge in the coming days and weeks, with the approach increasing with the month of December, so keep an eye!