The MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ outperforms the Apple A17 Pro from the iPhone 15 Pro and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 in terms of performance per watt at high load, according to Geekerwan’s tests.
Geekerwan managed to test the Dimensity 9300+ in the Redmi K70 Ultra, As shown in the videoRunning benchmarks while tuning power consumption requires root access, which is not possible on many newer phones. This is also why with iPhones there are only a few measurement points and no continuous line.
Jikiroan publishes results On your own websiteThis shows that the Dimensity 9300+ scores higher on Geekbench 5 than competing SoCs with a power consumption of around 14W. The difference between the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and the Exynos 2400 from the Samsung Galaxy S24 and Apple A17 Pro isn’t that big. Google’s Tensor G3 from the Pixel 8 comes close to matching the results of Qualcomm’s 2021 Snapdragon 888.
On the GPU side, Geekerwan uses 3DMark’s new Steel Nomad Light benchmark and has tested five SoCs so far. The Tensor G3’s performance is significantly lower than that of other manufacturers. With a power consumption of 9W, there’s hardly any difference between the Dimensity and the Exynos, with the A17 Pro and Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 trailing behind. Geekerwan has been publishing analyses of smartphone SoCs for several years, paying attention to power consumption at certain performance levels.



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