Apple A10 Fusion: specs and benchmarks
Apple A10 Fusion – an 4-core chipset that was announced on September 7, 2016, and is manufactured using a 16-nanometer process technology. It has 2 cores Hurricane at 2340 MHz and 2 cores Zephyr at 1050 MHz.
CPU Performance
39
Gaming Performance
30
Battery life
49
NanoReview Score
40
Benchmarks
Performance tests in popular benchmarks
AnTuTu 9
The AnTuTu Benchmark measures CPU, GPU, RAM, and I/O performance in different scenarios
Apple A10 Fusion
303653
| CPU | 94017 |
| GPU | 97270 |
| Memory | 40393 |
| UX | 72866 |
| Total score | 303653 |
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GeekBench 5
The GeekBench test shows raw single-threaded and multithreaded CPU performance
Single-Core Score
771
Multi-Core Score
1398
| Image compression | 65. |
| Face detection | 12.5 images/s |
| Speech recognition | 27.5 words/s |
| Machine learning | 29.55 images/s |
| Camera shooting | 15.3 images/s |
| HTML 5 | 1.83 Mnodes/s |
| SQLite | 426.85 Krows/s |
3DMark
A cross-platform benchmark that assesses graphics performance in Vulkan (Metal)
3DMark Wild Life Performance
2645
| Stability | 67% |
| Graphics test | 15 FPS |
| Score | 2645 |
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| Phones with A10 Fusion | AnTuTu v9 |
|---|---|
1. Apple iPhone 7 Plus |
310302 |
| 2. Apple iPhone 7 | 299014 |
Specifications
Detailed specifications of the A10 Fusion SoC with PowerVR GT7600 graphics
| Architecture | 2x 2.34 GHz – Hurricane 2x 1.05 GHz – Zephyr |
| Cores | 4 |
| Frequency | 2340 MHz |
| Instruction set | ARMv8-A |
| L1 cache | 64 KB |
| L2 cache | 3 MB |
| L3 cache | 4 MB |
| Process | 16 nanometers |
| Transistor count | 3.3 billion |
| TDP | 5 W |
Graphics
| GPU name | PowerVR GT7600 |
| Architecture | Rogue |
| GPU frequency | 900 MHz |
| Execution units | 6 |
| Shading units | 196 |
| FLOPS | 115 Gigaflops |
| Vulkan version | 1. 0 |
| OpenCL version | 2.0 |
| DirectX version | 12 |
Memory
| Memory type | LPDDR4 |
| Max size | 3 GB |
Multimedia (ISP)
| Neural processor (NPU) | No |
| Storage type | NVMe |
| Max display resolution | 2048 x 1536 |
| Max camera resolution | 1x 32MP, 2x 12MP |
| Video capture | 4K at 60FPS |
| Video playback | 4K at 60FPS |
| Video codecs | H.264, H.265, VC-1, Motion JPEG |
| Audio codecs | AAC, AIFF, CAF, MP3, MP4, WAV |
Connectivity
| Modem | Qualcomm MDM9645M |
| 4G support | LTE Cat. 12 |
| 5G support | No |
| Download speed | Up to 600 Mbps |
| Upload speed | Up to 100 Mbps |
| Wi-Fi | 5 |
| Bluetooth | 4.2 |
| Navigation | GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo |
| Announced | September 2016 |
| Class | Flagship |
Comparison with competitors
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China has created the world’s first 512-core processor. Intel and AMD are far behind
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In China, Ziguang created a unique chip with more than 500 computing cores. Its mass production will begin in 2022 on a 7-nanometer topology. In Intel processors, the number of cores does not exceed 56, AMD is working on a 128-core chip, while Ziguang has a 256-core CPU.
China ahead of everyone else
The Chinese company Ziguang announced the world’s first processor with more than 500 cores.
According to the HardwareTimes portal, it was named h4C Engiant 800.
HardwareTimes does not list the exact number of cores in the h4C Engiant 800. With a high degree of probability, there will be 512.
Ziguang is part of the Tsinghua Unigroup holding, which also includes the world famous companies Unisoc (develops mobile processors) and Yangtze Memory (develops memory chips). As CNews reported, in July 2021, this holding was on the verge of bankruptcy due to huge debts to creditors.
Engiant 660 — the previous generation of the processor. It contains 256 cores and 18 billion transistors
It is not yet clear who will release the new processor, since Tsinghua Unigroup does not have its own factories. It is only known that its production will use a 7-nanometer topology, one of the most modern as of July 2021.
Processor Assignment
During the presentation of the h4C Engiant 800, the developers talked about the fact that there will be 40 billion transistors inside this processor.
This will allow it to perform several hundred operations per second without the risk of performance degradation. What architecture this chip is based on will become known closer to the start of its production.
At the same time, h4C Engiant 800 will not be used as part of computers, smartphones or other user equipment. According to the developers, this processor is a solution for network equipment and data processing in fifth generation networks (5G). It is also suitable for performing calculations related to artificial intelligence.
The mass production of h4C Engiant 800 processors is scheduled for 2022. From a technical point of view, this is feasible, since the largest chip manufacturers (Samsung and TSMC) have long mastered 7-nanometer standards. The h4C Engiant 800 will fall into the hands of potential buyers even earlier — the first test batches will roll off the assembly line before the end of 2021.
Developer not installed
At the time of publication of the material, there was no reliable information about which company from the Tsinghua Unigroup holding had a hand in creating the processor.
This holding includes several IT companies, including the mentioned Unisoc, which produces mobile chips, and Unisplendour Corporation, a manufacturer of infrastructure for cloud computing. In May 2016, the company entered into a joint venture with HP to provide data center equipment and IT services.
The main audience of the company’s clients are enterprises from the public sector, and the company itself is called the h4C Group. Whether it has anything to do with the new h4C Engiant 800 processor, the developers do not specify. Unisplendour holds a 51 percent stake in it.
Multi-core predecessor
The h4C Engiant 800 has, in a way, a predecessor that was mentioned during the presentation. This is a less modern chip in terms of production technology, but it is also almost a record holder in terms of the number of cores.
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This processor is called h4C Engiant 600.
It has 256 cores and 18 billion transistors, and is currently used in telecommunications equipment on which Chinese telecom operators build their networks.
The difference between the two H3C Engiant processors is more than obvious
According to HardwareTimes, the performance of the upcoming h4C Engiant 800 will be 122% higher than the h4C Engiant 600. The new processor will open a line of ZhiQing chips designed for network equipment.
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h4C Engiant 600 is a 16nm processor. In 2021, this process technology is obsolete. For comparison, even Intel is betting on 14 and 10 nm, AMD is preparing to move from 7 nm to 5 nm, and mobile chip developers, including Apple and Qualcomm, are using 5 nm with might and main.
Competitors fall behind
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AMD has so far settled on 64 cores in its Epyc 7003 server processor, which debuted in March 2021. However, 128-core models may also be present in the next generation of chips in this series, according to NeoWin. Intel, for its part, is preparing to release a new generation of 56-core server Xeons, writes the WCCFTech portal.
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01/27/2021 [14:01], Nikolai Khizhnyak AMD recently announced that its high-performance HEDT Threadripper Pro processors, which were exclusively sold for a year only as part of the Lenovo ThinkStation P620 workstations, will be available at retail as separate offers.
Recall that the Threadripper Pro 3000 series chips exist within the sWRX8 platform, which is distinguished by support for eight-channel DDR4 memory (both conventional UDIMMs, RDIMMs and LRDIMMs) and 128 PCIe 4.0 lanes, respectively, instead of four memory channels and 64 PCIe 4.0 lanes with conventional Threadripper. The expansion of memory controllers and PCIe 4.0 is due to the use of a full-featured I / O chiplet from EPYC (Rome generation) processors in Threadripper Pro. The manufacturer recommends $5489 for the flagship 64-core and 128-thread Threadripper Pro 3995WX model, $2749 for the 32-core and 64-thread Threadripper Pro 3975WX model, and $1149 for the 16-core and 32-thread Threadripper Pro 3955WX model. According to Tom’s Hardware, chips have already begun to appear in the database of various retailers, but at higher prices. For example, the Compusource store priced the first at $6086, the second at $3043, and the third at $1253. Thus, the 64-core Threadripper Pro model in retail terms is estimated at about $ 2100 more than the 64-core Threadripper 3990X, and the 32-core model is $1,000 more expensive than the 32-core Threadripper 3970X. There are no 16-core processors in the regular Threadripper series, so the Threadripper Pro 3955WX can only be compared with the flagship consumer 16-core Ryzen 9 5950X. The former is $454 more expensive than the latter, but offers support for four times more memory channels and 108 more PCIe 4.0 lanes. True, for him you have to buy a special motherboard. Some manufacturers, including ASUS and Gigabyte, have already introduced them.
It is worth noting that these prices are much lower than those announced by Lenovo in the event of a platform change from conventional Threadripper to the new Threadripper Pro. For example, when upgrading from a 12-core Threadripper 3945WX to a new 64-core Threadripper Pro 3995WX, Lenovo is asking $7,000. Source:
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Their release is expected by March 2021. Meanwhile, AMD has announced their official recommended prices. 
