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Huawei Mate 70 Pro Premium visits Geekbench with downclocked Kirin 9020 chip
Huawei Mate 70 Pro Premium Edition has entered the Geekbench platform. It shows significant performance grades and CPU configuration of its new Kirin chip. While the processor name is a mystery, the listing reveals its core arrangement.
Earlier reports said that the Huawei Mate 70 Pro Premium Edition will use a new Kirin 9020 5G version. Now, the Geekbench results added more insights on this matter.
Looking into the Geekbench listing, Huawei Mate 70 Pro Premium Edition has a model number PLR-AL50. The device is benchmarked with stunning scores in both single-core and multi-core tests, but it is slightly less than the original variant.
The smartphone secured 1450 points in the single-core test and 3793 in the multi-core test. Speaking of the chip, it runs on the Kirin 9020 downclocked version.
Kirin 9020 5G downclocked version has one 2.40 GHz large core, three 2.0 medium cores, and four 1.6GHz small cores. You can check the difference below.
- Kirin 9020: 1 large core @ 2.50GHz + 3 medium cores @ 2.15GHz + 4 small cores @ 1.60GHz
- Kirin 9020 downclocked version: 1 large core @ 2.40GHz + 3 medium cores @ 2.00GHz + 4 small cores @ 1.60GHz
Huawei Mate 70 Pro Premium visits Geekbench with downclocked Kirin 9020 chip (Image Credits: Geekbench)
The large core is downclocked to a 2.40GHz frequency. But that won’t make a major change in the Mate 70 Pro Premium Edition’s performance. As per Huawei Customer Service, the new model offers 35% improved performance over Mate 60 Pro.
Apart from the CPU, the Mate 70 Pro Premium Edition runs on the Maleoon 920 GPU, similar to the original variant. Other features of the device, such as the display, camera, and other parameters, are the same as the basic version.
Huawei Mate 70 Pro Premium Edition launch will eventually relieve the shortage of the Mate 70 Pro models in the company. Consumers can opt for the device if they want to access Pro-grade capabilities at a slightly lower price.
Huawei Customer Service Moderator (Image Credits: Weibo)
