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Oppo is expected to hold a launch event to unveil the Find X10 series later this month in China. Speculations are rife that the PMW110 and PMX110 devices that have emerged in the databases of Chinese certification platforms in the recent past could be the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max, respectively. Ahead of the launch, both devices have emerged on Geekbench, revealing that they are powered by different Dimensity 9-series chipsets.
Oppo Find X10 series appears on Geekbench
The above screenshots show that the PMW110 (Find X10) and PMX110 (Find X10 Pro Max) have been benchmarked on Geekbench. Both devices have 16GB of RAM and Android 17, but they are powered by different chipsets.
The Find X10 has the MediaTek MT6993 chip onboard, which includes four cores operating at 2.70GHz, three cores running at 3.50GHz, and a prime core ticking at 4.21GHz. For graphics, it has the Mali-G1-Ultra MC12 GPU onboard. These details suggest that the standard model will have the Dimensity 9500, which is a 3nm flagship chip introduced in 2025.
On the other hand, the Find X10 Pro Max is powered by the forthcoming MediaTek MT6995 chip. It comprises three cores running at 3.10GHz, three cores clocking at 4.35GHz, and two cores operating at 4.55GHz. Graphics is handled by the Mali-G2-Ultra-NX MC12 GPU. While the official marketing name of the chip is not known yet, this will be MediaTek’s first 2nm chip, which could be called the Dimensity 9600 or Dimensity 9600 Pro.
The testing units have produced a maximum single-core score of around 3,400 and a multi-core score of around 11,000. However, the testing units may not be running final firmware, so the scores on the final software could be different.
Find X10E could join the lineup
The Find X10 series is said to include an entry-level model called the Find X10E. It is unclear whether it will break cover alongside the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max.
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