The Snapdragon The alleged Surface Laptop 6 listing on Geekbench suggests that Microsoft’s upcoming Surface Laptop could beat Apple’s MacBook Pro models in a CPU test that are powered by its latest M3 chip. According to recent reports, Microsoft may launch Surface Laptop equipped with Snapdragon X Elite chips at a hardware event in May.
surface laptop 6 spotted By WCCFTech on Geekbench, with no official product name. It is listed with the title “OEMBR OEMBR Product Name MFG” and the description reveals that it is powered by a Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 chipset clocked at 4.01GHz with 12 cores. It is worth noting that there are Three Snapdragon X Elite variantsAnd the one that was benchmarked wasn’t the most powerful chip – that variant (XIE-84-100) boasts a 4.20GHz boost clock speed.
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The alleged Surface Laptop 6 with the Snapdragon X Elite chip has a single-core score of 2,714 points and a multi-core score of 14,078 points. This puts the chip ahead of Apple’s 14-inch M3 MacBook Pro in Geekbench’s multi-core tests – the M3 MacBook Pro scored 3,103 and 12,065 points, respectively.
If these benchmark tests are real, Apple’s M3 chip will be the Snapdragon on the rumored Surface Laptop 6 After all, the Snapdragon processor has more cores (12) than Apple’s M3 chip (8).
It’s worth taking these benchmarks seriously, as Microsoft has not yet announced any plans to launch new Surface models with Snapdragon laptop chips. According to a recent report, Microsoft is confident that the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 can beat the latest 3nm Apple silicon processors. We can expect to learn more about these rumored devices soon – Microsoft is expected to introduce new Surface Laptops powered by Snapdragon chips at its next hardware event next month.
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