iPhone X May Be The Fastest Smartphone Ever Produced - See Benchmark Results

I know many of us may have been wondering how fast the newly launched iPhone X could be, considering the statement made by Apple Inc that "The iPhone X has the fastest processor ever used in a smartphone". That statement is very much arguable because most of us believes that flagship devices from Samsung and other brands has faster processors than the iPhone X's.

But while we argue and contemplate without facts and statistics to backup our claims, we may never win the argument because it takes evidence(s) to decide a winner in this sort of matters. By that, we all would agree with me that there may be no better way to know the fastest of two processors other checking out their benchmark tests and results.

By comparing these devices by their benchmark results, lots of questions would be answered and doubts cleared. Questions such as "Is the Apple Bionic A11 really the fastest processor ever used in a smartphone?",  "Could iPhone X be the fastest phone ever produced?", etc. Without wasting time, let us check out what we found as iPhone X's benchmark result on Geekbench.

iPhone X Benchmark Result

Device Info:

Name	iPhone X
Model Identifier	iPhone10,3
Processor	Apple A11 Bionic
Processor Frequency	0 MHz
Processor Cores	6

Geekbench 4 Scores:

4201

Single-Core Score

9903

Multi-Core Score

15536

Metal Score

Geekbench Scores of all iPhone devices:

Processor	Score
iPhone 8 Plus Apple A11 Bionic	4211
iPhone X Apple A11 Bionic	4201
iPhone 8 Apple A11 Bionic	4200
iPhone 7 Apple A10 Fusion @ 2.3 GHz	3445
iPhone 7 Plus Apple A10 Fusion @ 2.3 GHz	3436
iPhone SE Apple A9 @ 1.8 GHz	2470
iPhone 6s Plus Apple A9 @ 1.8 GHz	2468
iPhone 6s Apple A9 @ 1.8 GHz	2374
iPhone 6 Plus Apple A8 @ 1.4 GHz	1487
iPhone 6 Apple A8 @ 1.4 GHz	1456
iPhone 5s Apple A7 @ 1.3 GHz	1267
iPhone 5 Apple A6 @ 1.3 GHz	754
iPhone 5c Apple A6 @ 1.3 GHz	743
iPhone 4S Apple A5 @ 800 MHz	283

Amazing! As you guys can see from the results up there, the Apple A11 Bionic processor wasn't just said to be fast, it is truly fast. Though things didn't go as expected because i never thought the iPhone 8 plus would be faster than the iPhone X, but the results proved my thoughts wrong.

However, you shouldn't take it upon yourself to argue with friends that the iPhone 8 plus is faster than the iPhone X which is also known as iPhone 10, and believed to be an upgrade of both the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus. This is because the difference in speed may never be noticed  even be a percent in most physical conditions. At least not when the difference in Geekbench score is only 10, and most notably they both have the same processor (Apple A11 Bionic).

I believe both questions i asked earlier on this post have been answered by these results we just saw. That makes the answer to the first question "Yes", and the second question probably "No" since the iPhone 8 plus has a slightly higher benchmark score.

Now let's compare the Apple A11 Bionic to one of the fastest processors on any smartphone. You would agree with me that there isn't any better device to run this comparison with other than the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 which has the highest benchmark score of all Android devices. Let's check out the benchmark score of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 below.

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Benchmark Result

Device Info:

Name	Samsung Galaxy Note 8
Model Identifier
Processor	Samsung Exynos 8895 Octa
Processor Frequency	1690 MHz
Processor Cores	8

Geekbench 4 Score:

1975

Single-Core Score

6525

Multi-Core Score

9408

RenderScript Score

Problem solved! Apple's A11 Bionic processor outperforms the processor on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 by over 50 percent, as confirmed from their Geekbench results.

Now guess what that means, it means that Apple Inc was right after all about the A11 Bionic processor being the fastest of every other smartphone processor, excluding none.

Don't just sit there in astonishment, click here to learn more about the iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X and its features, and finally the new iOS 11 that's trending. 

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