Revealing the GeekBench test: Google Pixel 8a performance exposed, single-core and multi-core results announced!

Google plans to release its latest line of Pixel phones later this year, including the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro. In addition, Google is expected to launch the Pixel 8a mobile phone at the I/O Developers Conference in May next year. According to the news, Google’s Pixel 8a mobile phone is internally codenamed Akita and was recently exposed in the GeekBench benchmark library. According to the 5.5.1 version of the benchmark library, Pixel 8a scored 1218 in single-core performance and 3175 in multi-core performance. However, it should be noted that the accuracy of these running score information cannot be confirmed at present, and there may be the possibility of forgery, so it is for reference only

Sources revealed that Google A Tensor G3 processor may be used in the Pixel 8a. According to the benchmark library page, the processor uses a 1 4 4 9-core design, including a large-core processor with a main frequency of 2.91GHz, four processors with a main frequency of 2.37GHz, and four processors with a main frequency of 2.37GHz. 1.70GHz performance processor. In addition, Pixel 8a may be equipped with Mali-G715 GPU to provide graphics performance support for the phone

However, according to source Yogesh Brar revealed in May, Google may not continue to launch A series phones, and may even There will be no Pixel 8a phone released. However, these are just rumors in the market, and the specific situation still needs to wait for Google’s official release

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