Benchmark scores prove dominance of upcoming NVIDIA Tegra K1 chip

January 13, 2014

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NVIDIA's upcoming Tegra K1 stole the show last week at CES in Last Vegas, and we're now finally getting to see some benchmark numbers for the chip. Despite the processor being in its early stages, the results are looking up.

MyDrivers.com (above) benchmarked the chip using GFXBench 2.7— here are the results:

-60 fps (beating both new iPads by more than 1/2 their scores)
-Beat the Galaxy Note 3 (Snapdragon 800) and Toshiba eXcite Pro (Tegra 4)
-Beat full-sized laptops running on Intel's Haswell processors (with Intel HD 4400 and 4200 GPU)

Next we have two benchmarks run by Tom's Hardware.

Both trials beat out the iPhone 5S, the Nexus 5, and the Tegra Note 7 by wide margins.

Via: Pocket Droid
Source: Tom's Hardware

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