Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 vs Dimensity 7050- Comparison & Review

The Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 and Dimensity 7050 are both mid-range processors, and there is considerable confusion among users regarding which one to choose. In this post, we will address all these confusions and provide clarity.

Comparison

Before comparing, we want to mention that the specifications of processors, after integrating them into phones, often experience fluctuations in performance. This is because the performance of any processor depends largely on the optimization of the phone’s operating system. Additionally, changes in performance occur with future updates and optimizations.

Snapdragon 6 gen 1Dimensity 7050
Architecture4x 2.2 GHz – Cortex A78
4x 1.8 GHz – Cortex A55
2x 2.6 GHz – Cortex-A78
6x 2 GHz – Cortex-A55
CoresOcta (8)Octa (8)
Bit64-bit64-bit
Fabrication4 nm6 nm
Snapdragon 6 gen 1Dimensity 7050
TypeAdreno 710Arm Mali-G68 MC4
Video EncodingH.265, HEVC,
H.264, AVC
HEVC,
H.264,
Video Playback4K @ 30FPS4K @ 30FPS
Snapdragon 6 gen 1Dimensity 7050
Resolution2520 x 1080 (FHD+)2520 x 1080 (FHD+)
Refresh RateFHD+ @ 120HzFHD+ @ 120 Hz
Snapdragon 6 gen 1Dimensity 7050
Memory TypeLPDDR5LPDDR5
Max Frequency3200 MHz3200 MHz
Max sizeN/AN/A
Storage TypeUFS 2.2UFS 3.1
Snapdragon 6 gen 1Dimensity 7050
TechnologiesTD-SCDMA, NSA,
HSPA, sub-6 GHz,
Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DS),
FDD, 5G mmWave,
LTE support for CBRS,
mmWave-sub6 aggregation,
TDD, LTE, SA (standalone),
WCDMA
2G / 3G / 4G / 5G Multi-Mode,
4G Carrier Aggregation (CA),
5G Carrier Aggregation (CA), EDGE,
4G FDD / TDD, 5G FDD / TDD, GSM,
TD-SCDMA, WDCDMA
Max Download Speed Up to 2.9 GbpsN/A
Max Upload SpeedN/AN/A
Wi-FiWi-Fi 6E 5 (a/b/g/n/ac/ax)Wi-Fi 6
Bluetooth5.25.2
Snapdragon 6 gen 1Dimensity 7050
Max Camera ISPSingle 200 MP
Dual N/A
Triple N/A
Single 200 MP
Dual N/A
Triple N/A
Max Video Capture4K @ 30 fps4K @ 30 fps
FeaturesMulti-frame Noise Reduction,
AI-Based De-Noising Engine
Hardware HDR video,
3X HDR-ISP, MFNR,
3DNR, AINR,
Hardware Depth Engine,
Warping Engine
Snapdragon 6 gen 1Dimensity 7050
Overall558482609092
CPU200786181663
GPU94528113018
MEM125427151823
UX137743162588

The Antutu benchmark score you see above was conducted on the Vivo T3x for Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 and on the Realme P1 for Dimenisty 7050. And yes, you cannot judge any smartphone or processor solely based on the Antutu score.

The score is influenced by the condition of the phones during the Antutu test, and each time you might not get the same score; it varies depending on various factors.

Our Review

If we want to test the performance of any processor, we cannot directly test it. For this, we need a smartphone that includes that processor. For the performance review of the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1, we chose the Vivo T3X, and for the Dimensity 7050, we selected the Realme P1. Both of these are the latest smartphones.

When we ran Antutu v10 side by side on both phones, the Vivo T3X scored 558,482 overall, while the Realme P1 scored 609,092 overall. This indicates that the Dimensity 7050 is ahead of the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 in terms of performance. However, these scores can vary depending on the optimal condition of the phone.

When we conducted the Geekbench test, the Vivo T3X scored 940 in single-core and 2800 in multi-core, while the Realme P1 scored 955 in single-core and 2422 in multi-core. Again, the Dimensity 7050 showed a slight lead in performance.

During the thermal throttling test, the Vivo T3X recorded a highest score of 219,000+, lowest of 210,000+, and an average of 215,000+. On the other hand, the Realme P1 recorded a highest score of 264,000+, lowest of 228,000+, and an average of 245,000+. Once again, the Dimensity 7050 outperformed the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 easily.

However, when we exported a video using Kinemaster at the same quality, the Vivo T3X had already completed rendering much earlier than the Realme P1. In all other heavy usage scenarios, the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 performed quite well.

Speaking of power efficiency, the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 benefits from its 4-nanometer fabrication process, resulting in excellent battery backup.

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