Helio X30 is going to be great. See how it stacks up against Qualcomm and Samsung
MediaTek has generally been considered a runner-up to Qualcomm; while power-wise the Helio X20/X25 MT6797 / MT6797T compete well with Snapdragon 820 and 821, efficiency-wise they are a couple of steps behind, as the MTK X20 / X25 use 20nm process, and Snap 820 / 821 use 14nm process.
Helio P20 / P25 are closer in efficiency with 16nm process, but not as powerful as 820 / 821; where P20 / P25 use Cortex-A53 cores, Snap 820 / 821 use Qualcomm’s powerful Kryo cores.
Enter Helio X30 / MTK6799. The SoC that combines the best of both worlds, with 10nm process that crushes 820 / 821’s 14nm and carries the hugely powerful, new Cortex-A73 cores, and ultra-efficient Cortex-A35 coresĀ for background and low-power tasks.
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Power-wise, the Helio X30 MT6799 doesn’t quite match Qualcomm’s latest and greatest 835, but it does a stand-up job.
Take a look at the chart to see how the new Helio X30 stacks up against modern Qualcomm SoC. Note the Helio X30 MT6799 scores are a very limited data set based on the yet unreleased Meizu Pro 7 Plus.
SoC | Process | CPU (up to) | GPU (up to) | Antutu | Geekbench 4 |
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Helio P20 | 16nm | 4 Cortex-A53@2.3 4 Cortex-A53@1.6 | Mali-T880 MP2@900MHz | 62k | 850 / 4050 |
Helio P25 | 16nm | 4 Cortex-A53@2.6 4 Cortex-A53@1.6 | Mali-T880 MP2@1000MHz | 68k | 950 / 4100 |
Helio X20 | 20nm | 2 Cortex-A72@2.3 4 Cortex-A53@1.85 4 Cortex-A53@1.4 | Mali-T880 MP4@780MHz | 87k | 1850 / 5150 |
Helio X25 | 20nm | 2 Cortex-A72@2.5 4 Cortex-A53@2.0 4 Cortex-A53@1.55 | Mali-T880 MP4@850MHz | 101k | 1850 / 5450 |
Helio X30 | 10nm | 2 Cortex-A73@2.6 4 Cortex-A53@2.2 4 Cortex-A35@1.9 | PowerVR 7XTP-MT4@850MHz | 142k | 1800 / 5900 |
Snapdragon 820 | 14nm | 2 Kryo@2.2 2 Kryo@1.6 | Adreno 530@624MHz | 152k | 1800 / 4200 |
Snapdragon 821 | 14nm | 2 Kryo@2.4 2 Kryo@2.0 | Adreno 530@650+MHz | 158k | 2200 / 5100 |
Snapdragon 835 | 10nm | 2 Kryo 280@2.35 2 Kryo 280@1.90 | Adreno 540@710MHz | 181k (170's typical) | 2100 / 7100 |
Exynos 8895 | 10nm | 4 Exynos M2@2.3 4 Cortex-A53@1.7 | Mali-G72MP20@546GHz | 172k | 2250 / 7250 |
We will see Helio X30 in Meizu Pro 7 Plus, expected to be released this month (August, 2017). Checkout the dual AMOLED Meizu Pro 7 Plus prevew.
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