KIRIN 9000S: How is CPU and GPU performance?

KIRIN 9000S: How is CPU and GPU performance?

Geek Bay, a well-known resource for tech fans, recently produced a detailed study on Huawei 's Kirin 9000S processor . They took a detailed look at how well its CPU and GPU perform. Now let's take a closer look at what they found.

KIRIN 9000S: HOW'S THE PERFORMANCE?

The Kirin 9000s has a CPU lineup that includes one large custom core running at 2.62GHz, three medium custom cores at 2.15GHz, and four smaller A510 cores running at 1.5GHz. Here is a simple summary:

• Big Core: Although not as powerful as the Snapdragon 888 X1, it consumes 1W more power.
• Medium Cores: Cores with a large number of cores that are dedicated to power are equipped with a new processor that is designed to power. The midrange cores fall a little short of the 8th Gen Snapdragon A710 core in terms of performance and energy efficiency.
• Small cores: The A510 small cores show slightly better power efficiency compared to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1's A510 core.

GEEKBENCH 5 TEST RESULTS FOR KIRIN 9000S

The Kirin 9000S scored 1005 points in single-core and 4019 points in multi-core performance. At full power, it consumed almost 13 W of power from the motherboard. The processor's energy efficiency is better than the Snapdragon 888, but not as good as the Snapdragon 865 and the original Kirin 9000.

Enabling Hyper-Threading technology for Taishan large and medium cores brings a 21.8% performance boost. However, it also leads to a 24.2% increase in energy consumption. (Taishan is Huawei's own processor architecture that it previously used in its own servers).

9000S GRAPHICS PROCESSOR PERFORMANCE

The graphics processor called Maleoon-910 has four cores and operates at a frequency of 750 MHz. Here's a summary of what you should know:

• The GPU performance is similar to the Snapdragon 888 and its power efficiency is also quite similar.
• Comparing the Kirin 9000S to the 9000 and Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, it is slightly less power efficient. Importantly, it shows a noticeable difference in terms of energy efficiency compared to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.

Some games are not yet fully optimized for the Kirin chip, so they may have a slightly lower frame rate. For example, the game “Cold Water Cold” achieved 52fps at 7.0W (compared to the Kirin 9000's 54fps at 5.8W). The game “Crackdown 3” achieved 58fps at 7.0W (compared to the Kirin 9000's 56fps at 7.5W).

In summary, the Kirin 9000S has a CPU with slightly better multi-core performance and a GPU that is on par with the Snapdragon 888. However, it lags behind in GPU power efficiency. Still, it's important to point out that the performance of the Kirin 9000S is still impressive, especially considering it's made in China. Which indicates China's chip manufacturing capabilities.

Looking ahead, there are interesting rumors suggesting that the same chipset could be included in the upcoming Huawei Mate 60 Pro+ and Mate 60 RS models. Huawei fans have something to look forward to.

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