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the Xring O1 should outperform the Snapdragon 8 Elite
That's very impressive for a first effort, but the real test is how energy efficient it is. It shal be interesting to see reviews of this. 😀
The new Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 will be out later this year, so I don't expect this to be performance king. But still this seems like a huge accomplishment, very possible way better than what Samsung has shown.
Should is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. The real test begins when the actual product is out. Very excited for the competition though.
According to the article it's tested to be faster, and the final product may have further microcode tweaks that improve performance.
So unless there was cheating involved on the test, then yes it should be faster. But of course we don't know for sure before we have confirmed tests from trusted sources.
As you say, nice with some competition, and it should also be very fast on graphics and AI, Immortalis graphics are very fast and excellent for gaming. And G925 is the newest version of that. So very definitely it will be fast.