Unisoc SC9863A – an 8-core chipset that was announced on November 27, 2018, and is manufactured using a 28-nanometer process technology. It has 4 cores Cortex-A55 at 1600 MHz and 4 cores Cortex-A55 at 1200 MHz.
Review
CPU Performance
13
Gaming Performance
4
Battery life
44
NanoReview Score
19
Benchmarks
Performance tests in popular benchmarks
AnTuTu 9
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Let me tell the true , unisoc sc9863a with 4tdp, mediatek Helio G35 with a 12tdp
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Victor07 October 2022 09:48
How fast is this processor compared to MediaTek Helio g processor?
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Smartphoner26 January 2022 17:50
Why is the battery life of the SC9863A worse than the Apple A15 Bionic?
The A15 consumes 6W and the Unisoc only 3W
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Zaxx08 July 2022 18:09
The SC9863A is a low-end chip, meaning it is only used on low-end devices. The A15 is a high-end chip meaning it's used in high-end phones. Low-end phones will have lower battery capacity than high-end devices so while the SC9863A consumes less power, it has less power to draw from. Plus, android os might be less optimized, causing the device to consume more power. There are many other factors to consider when it comes to power consumption.
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Kindle22 July 2022 02:15
Bionic A15 is about 8 times faster. Meaning that it can do the same work as Unisoc for 1/8 power of its power. And it's a 5nm process for Bionic vs 28nm for Unisoc. That alone would make Bionic several times more efficient.
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Joel26 September 2022 19:36
Because Apple A15 bionic has better software-hardware optimization. The panel was built to deliver amazing CPU and GPU performance at high frame rates at lower power consumption.
