Google is just a couple of days away from the Pixel 11 series launch, and if you’ve been waiting to see how Google’s next flagship chip performs, we have some early numbers to look at. A Google Pixel 11 Pro XL has shown up on Geekbench with the Tensor G6 chip.
Google Pixel 11 Pro XL with Tensor G6 runs Geekbench
The listing shows Pixel 11 Pro XL scoring 2,112 points in single-core and 5196 points in multi-core tests. Compared to the Tensor G5, the numbers don’t really show a jump in performance, but the actual devices might post higher figures.
The benchmark also confirms that the Tensor G6 is a 7-core chip. You get two cores at 2.65GHz, four cores at 3.38GHz, and one core running at 4.11GHz. This matches earlier reports about the chip’s core configuration, so the layout itself isn’t a surprise at this point.
This isn’t the first time a 7-core Tensor chip has shown up on Geekbench. An earlier listing from February posted much lower scores: 845 single-core and 2,657 multi-core. The listing was from very early hardware, since the numbers were well below what a modern flagship chip would be expected to hit.
The new scores are a sizable jump from that earlier result, though they still don’t show notable improvements over Tensor G5.
On the memory side, the listing shows 16GB of RAM, in line with what’s expected from a Pro XL model. Graphics duties go to a PowerVR C-Series CXTP-48-1536 GPU, which has already been mentioned in previous leaks. On the software side is new Android 17.
For more context on what else is expected across the lineup, our Pixel 11 series roundup covers the rest of the leaked specs, and retail packaging has already started surfacing ahead of launch.
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