Realme GT 7 Pro With Snapdragon 8 Elite Chip Beats Dimensity 9400, A18 Pro in AnTuTu Benchmark: Report

Snapdragon
8
Elite
—
previously
expected
to
debut
as
the
Snapdragon
8
Gen
4
—
is
expected
to
be
announced
by
Qualcomm
next
week,
and
details
of
the
upcoming
chipset’s
performance
have
now
been
leaked
online.
According
to
a
benchmark
result
for
the
purported
Realme
GT
7
Pro,
the
Snapdragon
8
Elite
could
offer
a
massive
increase
in
performance
compared
to
its
predecessor,
and
outperform
both
MediaTek’s
recently
launched
Dimensity
9400
SoC
and
Apple’s
A18
Pro
chip
that
powers
the
iPhone
16
Pro
Max.

Snapdragon
8
Elite
AnTuTu
Benchmark
Leaked

Tipster
Steve
Hemmerstoffer
(@OnLeaks)
in

collaboration
with
Smartprix
leaked
an
image
that
shows
the
purported
Realme
GT
7
Pro
that
is
expected
to
be
launched
soon,
with
an
unprecedented
score
of
3,025,991
points
on
the
AnTuTu
benchmark
test.
It
will
be
one
of
the
first
smartphones
to
be
powered
by
the
Snapdragon
8
Elite
chipset,
which
will
be
unveiled
by
Qualcomm
at
its
annual
Snapdragon
Summit
on
October
21.

Realme
GT
7
Pro
benchmarked
(left)
alongside
the
iPhone
16
Pro
Max

Photo
Credit:
Smartprix/
@OnLeaks

The
leaked
image
also
shows
the
iPhone
16
Pro
Max
next
to
the
Realme
GT
7
Pro,
with
a
much
lower
score
—
1,651,728.
Apple’s
flagship
handset
was
launched
last
month
with
the
six-core
A18
Pro,
its
most
powerful
smartphone
chip
to
date.
However,
it’s
worth
noting
the
benchmark
tool’s
use
of
the
Vulkan
and
Metal
APIs
on
Android
and
iOS,
respectively,
while
making
comparisons
across
platforms. 

Realme’s
upcoming
flagship
phone
isn’t
the
first
handset
to
cross
the
3
million
mark
on
AnTuTu.
Last
month,
the
Vivo
X200
with
MediaTek’s
3nm
Dimensity
9400
chipset

scored 3,007,853
points
on
the
benchmarking
tool.
Qualcomm’s
chip
is
slightly
ahead
of
its
competitor,
according
to
these
tests.

The
recently
launched
Oppo
Find
X8
was
previously

benchmarked
on
AnTuTu
with
a
score
of
2,880,558
points,
which
was
the
highest
score
on
the
platform
at
the
time.
This
handset
is
also
powered
by
the
Dimensity
9400
chipset,
which
is
expected
to
power
other
flagship
smartphones
over
the
coming
year.