The OPPO Find X3 is shaping up to be a pretty powerful smartphone, one that looks set to outperform the recently-launched Mi 11 in benchmark performance. A new AnTuTu listing for a mystery OPPO PEEM00 smartphone shows a score of 771491, the highest yet recorded on the benchmarking app. Considering this score is significantly higher than the 708425 logged in by the Mi 11 as well as the 752935 notched up by the upcoming iQOO 7, it is safe to say that the OPPO PEEM00 is the model number for the Find X3, which has been confirmed to pack the Snapdragon 888 chipset. While the listing, posted on Weibo by tipster Ice Universe, does show the superb performance we can look forward to, it does not reveal the OPPO Find X3 specifications or other details.
The OPPO Find X3 AnTuTu score is even more impressive considering that the CPU temperature hovers around the 43-degree mark at the time of benchmarking. As mentioned earlier, OPPO Find X3’s sky-high AnTuTu score is the highest ever achieved by a smartphone on the benchmarking app, indicating that there is some top-of-the-line cooling mechanism in place that allows its Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset perform at its maximum potential. We can even expect that number to approach the 800,000 figure on the retail version of the OPPO Find X3.
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OPPO Find X3 specifications, launch
An earlier leak told us that the OPPO Find X3 specification sheet would feature a 6.7-inch 1440p AMOLED panel with a refresh rate of 120Hz. It will also cover the full DCI-P3 colour gamut and come with a 10-bit colour depth. Much like its predecessor, the OPPO Find X2, the upcoming smartphone is expected to feature a MEMC chip that can dynamically upscale SD content to HD and adjust the screen refresh rate in real-time. Lastly, the OPPO Find X3 is also expected to use a screen calibration method to bring the colour accuracy of its screen to around 0.4 JNCD. The OPPO Find X3 launch is set for Q1 2021, though there’s nothing official beyond this time frame at the moment.
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