About Geekerwan Benchmark
Geekerwan Benchmark reorganizes Geekerwan’s publicly released chip measurements into a set of filterable, searchable web charts — so you can place a phone chip on the map in seconds.
What this site is
Geekerwan publishes a large body of measured data: benchmark scores, efficiency curves, battery runtimes, graphics frame rates. It arrives across years of videos, chart images and database entries, so comparing several dimensions of one chip usually means jumping between pages.
This site reorganizes that data into charts. Each chart is sorted by score, filterable by brand, searchable by model, and cross-linked to the other dimensions — CPU, GPU, efficiency. Every number comes from Geekerwan’s measurements; we only restructure and display them, with no re-weighting and no edits to the underlying values.
Where the data comes from
Two sources: the review videos Geekerwan publishes on Bilibili and YouTube, and SOCPK, the chip database Geekerwan maintains. Every chart page keeps a link back to its SOCPK page, so you can check the full dataset at the source.
The data and test methodology belong to Geekerwan; this site only organizes and presents them. When the source updates, we sync — and if the two ever disagree, SOCPK is authoritative.
What we add
- One consistent chart structure across scattered measurements, with scores, indices and efficiency clearly labelled instead of mixed together.
- Brand filters, model search, score sorting and metric switching. Long charts show the top 20 first and expand in one click.
- A methodology note and a short FAQ on every chart: what it measures, and what a given score actually means.
- Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and English interfaces, with chip and brand names rendered in each language’s convention.
- Related review videos on each chart page, so you can watch the testing itself.
Corrections and contact
If you spot a wrong number, an awkward translation or a broken page — or simply disagree with how we organize the data — email us. We check the source first and fix what is confirmed.
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