- Google Tensor G4 SoC appears on AnTuTu smashing scores compared to Tensor G3.
- It will be the last of Tensor APs fabbed by Samsung before Google moves to 2nd-gen 3nm process from TSMC for Tensor G5 SoC.
- Google Pixel 9 Series is all set to launch in October with a new design language as spotted in leaked hands-on images.
Tensor G4 SoC that will power the Google Pixel 9 Series devices partially customized as Tensor AP by Google, and we just spotted the offerings on AnTuTu. The chipset is all set to power Pixel 9 series devices this fall as the last to be developed by Samsung Foundry before Google moves on to use TSMC’s second-gen 3nm process for next year’s Tensor G5 SoC.
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Tensor G4 SoC is the last of Tensor AP from Samsung Foundry
A tipster Rozetked posted AnTuTu scores for the upcoming Tensor G4 SoC. Fabbed on Samsung Foundry’s 4nm process, the chipset comprises a 1+3+4 cores setup. It includes a high-performance Cortex-X4 CPU core at 3.1GHz, 3x performance-efficiency Cortex-A720 SoC clocked at up to 2.6GHz plus 4x Cortex-A520 efficiency cores clocked at 1.95GHz. The AnTuTu scores for the same are at 1,071,616 points for Pixel 9; 1,071,616 points for Pixel 9 Pro and the Pixel 9 Pro XL gets 1,148,452 points.
When compared, Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro powered by Tensor G4 SoC hit the AnTuTu benchmarks at 9,000,000 and 1,142,984 points, respectively. This puts the upcoming Pixel 9 series at a fair advantage thanks to the upgraded Tensor AP. However, these AnTuTu scores were likely performed on early models of both the Pixel 9 series and Tensor G4 SoC highlighting the actual results may worry.
Google Pixel 9 series is all set to launch in October this year, as usual. It will comprise at least two models — Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro, although a third model is likely to be added to the series. It will be dubbed as Pixel 9 Pro XL as you can see the AnTuTu scores for it as well.
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Google Pixel 9 Series Hands-on Images
Earlier in May 2024, we got to see live images of what we assume are the Google Pixel 9 series. The trio looks super crisp with a high-end slab-style design, premium finish, and a humongous pill-shaped camera visor covering the rear dual and triple camera setup.
When it comes to the specs (that we are aware of), the Pixel 9 series likely comes with a baseline of 12GB and maxes at 16GB of RAM. The screen sizes for the trio are 6.24” (Pixel 9), 6.34” (Pixel 9 Pro), and 6.73” (Pixel 9 Pro XL), respectively. The design, if true, looks way classier than the last-gen Pixel 8 series thanks to the upgraded camera visor and a flat back that might give out a reminiscence of iPhone designs unless you don’t want to like that way. In any case, the Pixel 9 series designs look way better than we earlier expected.
Watch out for the mega launch of the Google Pixel 9 series this October. In case you forget, stay tuned on True-Tech to get the latest tech news.
