The Lenovo Y90 gaming phone, which will likely be selling as part of the Lenovo Legion 3 series globally, has made an appearance on Master Lu Chinese benchmarking app with some pretty impressive scores.
The phone carrying the name “Lenovo L71061” is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor and has achieved a running score of 1.11 million. The fluency running score is equally nifty, standing at 202.84 points.
The top-of-the-line chip from Snapdragon is supported by an insane 18GB of RAM and 1TB of storage.
Not long ago, prominent leakster Evan Blass had posted a number of images of the device, revealing all of its color variants. Its rear has a pretty cool and unique design with a huge center-aligned module that appears to be built for the cameras, but also packs some elaborate RGB lights and even a twin cooling fan system.
The twin fan system is dubbed Frost Blade Cooling System and has a 300% higher cooling capacity than the previous generation.
Upfront, there will likely be a 6.9-inch Samsung E4 OLED screen with a resolution of 2460*1080, supporting a 144Hz refresh rate and a 720Hz touch sampling rate. The display is surrounded by bezels on top and the bottom, both of which house a front-firing, Dolby Atmos-certified, stereo speaker setup. There are no notches or punch-holes as the top bezel also holds the front camera.
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