MediaTek Dimensity 9400 chipset is predicted to be launched in October. Forward of the launch, a brand new leak claims that the cell platform’s graphics processing unit (GPU) has outperformed each Apple’s newest chipset and the flagship Snapdragon processor by a major margin. The MediaTek Dimensity 9400 SoC is claimed to supply 86 % larger output than the Apple A18 Professional on the Vulcan benchmark. Equally, the output can also be stated to be larger than the Snapdragon eight Gen three chipset.
In a publish on Weibo, tipster Digital Chat Station claimed that the MediaTek Dimensity 9400 chipset’s GPU was examined on the GFX Aztec 1440p off-screen Vulcan benchmark and scored 134fps. That is stated to be 86 % larger than Apple’s A18 Professional chipset geared up on the iPhone 16 Professional fashions. The rating can also be 41 % larger than the Snapdragon eight Gen three processor that powers the Samsung Galaxy S24 collection.
Notably, the Aztec take a look at is designed to recreate a 3D game-like setting to push the GPU to its limits. Since Vulcan is a high-performing graphics software programming interface (API), the take a look at is taken into account fairly intensive. Notably, the take a look at is a part of the GFXBench suite.
Nevertheless, one factor to notice right here is that the GPU on the MediaTek Dimensity 9400 SoC was examined for its uncooked efficiency which is certain to indicate the next spike of efficiency. For the reason that testing setting shouldn’t be identified, even when the knowledge is true, the identical efficiency is probably not potential in real-world eventualities. Additional, as soon as geared up on a smartphone and additional optimised, the output may be decrease than said.
Final month, a report claimed that the MediaTek Dimensity 9400 chipset might additionally provide 30 % larger CPU efficiency in comparison with its predecessor. The cell platform is claimed to additionally require simply 30 % of the ability of the Snapdragon eight Gen three chipset to finish related duties. If true, this may even make the processor extra environment friendly than its predecessor.
