Nexus 5 2022 has its AnTuTu benchmarking scores leaked

While it was reported that Huawei and Google were forming a coalition to launch the successor of Nexus vi this year, South Korean phone maker LG might accept secretly formed a partnership with the tech giant gild to release a Nexus smartphone of its ain. Previously, both LG and Google came together and rolled out Nexus v, which was a bright handset in terms of both toll and performance. Now thank you to the latest AnTuTu benchmarking score leak, LG might be on runway to release a Nexus v 2022 variant this year.

LG Nexus 5 2022 Obtains Scores Above 85,000 In AnTuTu

Co-ordinate to the latest leak, LG Nexus 5 2022 was able to obtain a score of 85,530 points in the latest AnTuTu benchmarking results. For comparison purposes, Galaxy S6, which is the best performing handset of 2022 in terms of benchmarking scores has been able to obtain a score of 68,157 points in regular mode and 52,665 points in power saving style.

While we were contemplating that LG Nexus 5 2022 might be fitted with a Snapdragon 810 SoC, the flagship chipset from Qualcomm is unable to aught past Samsung's Exynos 7420 in this particular benchmarking test. After looking at these scores nosotros accept to wonder, which mobile chipset could exist running in this handset.

At present there are simply two that could overpower the processing capabilities of Exynos 7420. One of them is Helio X20, while the other is Snapdragon 820. However, MediaTek had earlier stated that its 10-core chipset will exist able to obtain a score of 70,000+ in AnTuTu, whereas, the score in front of the states goes upward to 15,000 boosted points.

Moving on, a Snapdragon 820 could also be present within LG Nexus 5 2022, only so far, we have only received scores of what the SoC is capable of in a Geekbench leak. Our instinct is telling us to dismiss the score as beingness completely faux, since there have been past scenarios where smartphone manufacturers deliberately manipulated scores to appear higher than they were in order to sell smartphones faster than hot cakes.

Looks similar we are going to have to await for more leaks to pop up in the future if we are going to give credibility to the aforementioned score.