It has to be said that the performance strength of the A15 is still very strong even now, although the new Galaxy S22 lineup represents one of the top flagship products of the current Android camp, but these devices still lag behind Apple's iPhone 13 series in the performance score test.
PCMag recently ran a score test on the new Snapdragon 8 processor that powers the Galaxy S22 and compared its performance to other popular Android devices and Apple's iPhone 13 Pro Max.
From the actual performance test, it can be seen that the Galaxy S22 Ultra has a single-core running score of 1232 and a multi-core running score of 3433 under the blessing of the new Snapdragon 8 processor, while the corresponding iPhone 13 Pro Max single-core and dual-core are 1735 and 4647, respectively, if the corresponding multi-core part, Apple is at least 35% faster.
In the Geekbench ML (Machine Learning) test, the iPhone 13 Pro Max equipped with the A15 Bionic achieved 948 points, while the corresponding Samsung only scored 448 points, after all, the A15 has a 16-core neural engine that can perform 15.8 trillion operations per second for machine learning tasks.
In fact, it can be seen from the above tests that A15 still has the strongest performance at present, and Apple's lead is still quite large. And with the advent of the new A16 Bionic chip, Apple's devices are likely to remain the fastest smartphones on the market for some time.
