OPPO Reno3 5G vs Reno3 Pro 5G Antutu score - Dimensity 1000L beats Snapdragon 765G again - CPU is 22% more powerful

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I have previously published several leaks of the benchmarks for both the Mediatek Dimensity 1000L and Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G which showed the Dimensity being more powerful than the Snapdragon in both Antutu and Geekbench.

Those were early benchmarks, and the comparison was made against the Redmi K30. Now the OPPO Reno3 series has been officially announced, new benchmarks have been revealed compared the two devices.

In the two new benchmarks, the Snapdragon 765G scored higher, while the Dimensity 1000L scored lower showing much more even results. However, the Dimensity 1000L still comfortably beats the SD765G.

The total scores have the Dimensity 1000L achieving 337669 while the Snapdragon 765 gets 320822. This puts Mediatek 5.25% ahead overall.

The score breakdown reveals some interesting differences, the Dimensity with its four powerful Cortex-A77 cores running at 2.2GHz embarrasses Qualcomm with a score of 126692 for the CPU while the SD765G with its two Cortex A76 cores gets 102230, which is 23.9% less.

Qualcomm doesn’t lose out in all areas though, it outperforms the Mediatek in both the memory and UX benchmark, with the UX score being 22% higher than the Dimensity.

So this again confirms the strange position of the OPPO Reno3 series, the cheaper model is more powerful, but the Pro model has a superior design and an improved camera specification.

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Reno3 with Dimensity 1000L vs Reno3 Pro with Snapdragon 765G Antutu Benchmarks

	Reno3 with Dimensity 1000L	Reno3 Pro with Snapdragon 765G	% difference
Total	337669	320822	5.25%
CPU	126692	102230	23.90%
GPU	99250	93977	5.60%
Mem	67349	67632	-0.42%
UX	44378	56983	-22%

Chipset Specification

	Snapdragon 765G	Mediatek Dimensity 1000L MT6885Z
Manufacturing Process	Samsung 7nm EUV (7LPP)	7nm
CPU	1x Kryo 475 Prime (CA76) @ 2.3GHz (non-G) @ 2.4GHz (765G) 1x Kryo 475 Gold (CA76) @ 2.2GHz 6x Kryo 475 Silver (CA55) @ 1.8GHz	4x Cortex-A77 @ @ 2.2GHz 4x Cortex-A55 @ 2.0GHz
GPU	Adreno 620	Mali-G77 GPU
RAM	2x 16-bit CH @ 2133MHz LPDDR4X / 17.0GB/s	LPDDR4x 2133MHz
Modem	Snapdragon X52 Integrated (LTE Category 24/22) DL = 1200 Mbps 4x20MHz CA, 256-QAM UL = 210 Mbps 2x20MHz CA, 256-QAM (5G NR Sub-6 4x4 100MHz + mmWave 2x2 400MHz) DL = 3700 Mbps UL = 1600 Mbps	Mediatek M70
AI	Hexagon 696 HVX + Tensor 5.4TOPS AI (Total CPU+GPU+HVX+Tensor)

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