Oppo Find X10 (Global) Appears on Geekbench with Dimensity 9600M and 12GB RAM

One of these phones will exit China soon. Oppo Find X10 and X10 Pro Max have debuted in the home market, and the former will possibly enter the global market shortly. The vanilla Oppo Find X10 made a cameo on Geekbench today, and it’s actually being reported as the international variant. 

They are calling it international because of the model number. The listing had the code right at the top: CPH2911. “CP” is usually associated with global Oppo phones. Anyway, the handset is being tested with a newer version of Geekbench. The SoC specs lay bare on the scorecard, and we now know exactly how it performs. 

The specs actually match one-to-one with the Chinese version. It even has the same chip. This Oppo latest Find mobile is also built around a Dimensity 9600M, which is just a rebadged D9500 (3nm) from last year. The boost clock speed is 4.21 GHz, so it actually plays in the same wheelhouse as the SD 8 Elite.

We’ll put the phone in a flagship category, even if it’s not the latest chipset. CPU information shows the designator MT6993. That’s the model code for the new chip. Geekbench tested a version of the phone with only 12GB of RAM. The Chinese version had 16GB. That is one difference you can count on.

The benchmark results from this new chip should be higher. But the phone is probably in the early testing phase, which is why the single score was only a modest 2,528. Multicore scores on the Oppo Find X10 were 8,709. The production models may or may not produce higher scores. 

By the way, the global Find X10 would show up with Android 17 Color OS 17 ROM, just as it did in China. Their base of operations in the UK already has a page for the Find X10 series on the official site. It says “coming soon” in bold letters, but there’s no official launch date. Keep watching the news for more updates.