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Mysterious device running Intel’s Bay Trail crushes the competition in AnTuTu

Last week we reported on an alleged AnTuTu benchmark score of the brand new Sony Xperia Z Ultra running on the new Snapdragon 800 chipset with four Krait 400 cores wiping out the competition, including the upcoming (alleged) Galaxy S4 Advanced.

Today, a mystery Android 4.2.2 device running Intel’s next generation of mobile processors – Bay Trail – has surfaced, which blows those chart-topping numbers clean out of the water. The smartphone or tablet posted an unheard so far score score of over 43,000.

Not only that, but the unknown device codenamed byt_t_ffrd10 was clocked at just 1.1 GHz. With a maximum clock speed of 2.1 GHz, we don’t have to tell you the implications of what kind of performance a Bay Trail-powered device could bring running at maximum power. We’ll update our chart to illustrate the difference:


AnTuTu

  • Mystery Intel Bay Trail device
    43416
  • Sony Xperia Z Ultra (alleged)
    34758
  • Samsung Galaxy S4 Advanced (alleged)
    31491
  • Samsung Galaxy S4 (Octa)
    26275
  • Samsung Galaxy S4 (S600)
    24716
  • HTC One
    22678
  • Sony Xperia Z
    20794
  • LG Optimus G Pro
    20056
  • HTC Butterfly
    19513
  • Huawei Ascend Mate
    15714
  • Samsung Galaxy S III
    15547
  • Oppo Find 5
    15167
  • Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3
    13621

That being said, that’s a lot of hype riding on a unidentified device that may not even turn out to be the real deal. Either way, this undoubtedly has raised a red flag or two in the ARM camp.

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