Counting down, the Kirin 9000 has been released for more than a year. At the beginning of the birth of Kirin 9000, it encountered the Snapdragon 865, and then ushered in the Snapdragon 888/888+, Tianji 1200, Samsung Exynos 2100 so far the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, Tianji 9000 and so on.
In the latest video, Up owner TechNick wondered if Google's self-developed Tensor SoC for the Pixel 6 Pro could gain an advantage over the Kirin 9000 a year ago.
From the architectural point of view, the two U are 5nm process, of which the CPU part of the Kirin 9000 uses 4xA77+4xA55, the highest frequency is 3.13GHz, Tensor is 2xCortex X1+2xA76+2xA55, the highest frequency is 2.8GHz, theoretically X1 is two generations ahead of the A77.
Huawei P50 Pro and Pixel 6 Pro were tested, both of which were upgraded to the latest systems, the former being Hongmeng 2.0 and the latter being Android 12.
There are many dimensions of investigation, from boot speed, fingerprint unlocking, APP operation, memory and background management, common benchmark running points, power consumption, etc., and finally pixel 6 Pro scored 17 points, and the P50 Pro (15 points) won with a slight advantage.
Foreigners are a little surprised by such results, after all, Google Tensor was sent a year late, and it was still equipped with its own Android 12 system.
