8-core MT6592 benchmarks spotted across devices with various display resolutions, showcase impressive prowess!


AnTuTu Benchmark scores of multiple devices powered by the upcoming 8-core MT6592 have surfaced, promising not just impressive CPU performance, but rather remarkable GPU power as well!

The 3 devices with resolutions of WUXGA (1920 x 1200p), FHD (1920 x 1080p) and HD (1280 x 720p) went through the AnTuTu Benchmark database, and returned impressive numbers. While the WUXGA display device scored the lowest 14,582 points, the FHD and HD devices impressed with seriously high scores of 28,198 and 27,442 respectively. What baffles us is that the FHD device scored more than the HD one, when we expected it to be the other way round!

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Another device, namely the Mlais MX69 Pro which is due a release soon scored 27651 points. The device, which is essentially a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 clone, is expected to be released on the 20th of this month.

Not long ago a video emerged online, showcasing a suspected Zopo 8-core device showed off some impressive graphics performance which reaffirms our belief of the MT6592 being a superlative graphics chipset as well.

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5 Comments

  1. November 17, 2013

    I am looking forward to these 8-core phones

  2. fmedrano89
    November 17, 2013

    Jiake V8 is already showed on pandawill as a mtk octa core phone

  3. Allanitomwesh
    November 18, 2013

    Those are some big numbers,can’t wait…

  4. Raymond
    November 18, 2013

    The strongest point of the Snapdragon 800 is the connectivity stack. Now if Mediatek only put in LTE, BT4.0 Low Energy support, this would be formidable competition to the, but LTE support is coming in 2014.

    The only reason I’m not going for a Nexus 5, is Google’s decision use of force to use their cloud. They also disable recognition of storage devices on the kernel!

    Let’s see what the not too far future holds.

    • Bob
      November 18, 2013

      Nexus 5 can use USB flash drives with otg. You just need stickmount