New devices with MediaTekвЂ™s MT8195 will become the new benchmark for ARM Chromebooks when they arrive, and weвЂ™re all pretty excited by that fact. What this means is pretty significant: weвЂ™re looking at a massive jump in overall speed and performance versus any previous ARM-powered Chromebook that has come before. It looks like the MT8195 will be in this sort of league when it ships later in 2021, and that is just exciting!ДЄdvertisements Unprecedented ARM speed for a Chromebook I play graphic-intensive games and push my phones to the limit of what is to be expected from a pocketable computer, and this chip is a fantastic performer in every right. Not once since IвЂ™ve owned my OnePlus 8T have I ever given a second thought to speed, battery life, or performance in general. While the Snapdragon 888 made a pretty big leap forward in processing power in the mobile space, make no mistake: the Snapdragon 865 is extremely fast. I had to search through a few phones before I found the right comparison, and it turns out that the phone in my pocket вЂ“ the OnePlus 8T вЂ“ is in the same vein as this upcoming MediaTek chip when it comes to raw single or multi-core performance. However, the scores for вЂCherryвЂ™ make it quite clear that this MT8195 isnвЂ™t to be messed with. WeвЂ™ve not had much luck finding other boards at this point, but IвЂ™m certain they are coming. MediaTek MT8195 Geekbench Scores Snapdragon 865 Geekbench ScoresДЄs you can see, IвЂ™ve included Geekbench results from a board called вЂCherryвЂ™ that is the primary board in development for MT8195-based devices. With itвЂ™s bigger, faster cores, the MT8195 is definitely a better SoC than any previous ARM chip weвЂ™ve had in a Chromebook and with recent demos of this processor running in tandem with NVIDIA GPUs, IвЂ™ve felt confident that weвЂ™ll have a solid performer on our hands when it hits the market. What weвЂ™ve not had up to this point is a firm idea of how good the more-powerful MT8195 chip should be expected to perform. WeвЂ™ve already touched on the MT8192 boards and their respective speeds, showing that boards like вЂAsuradaвЂ™ and вЂSpherionвЂ™ should outpace the current ARM Chromebooks in overall speed by a decent margin. With the upcoming MT8192 and MT8195 being custom-built for Chromebooks, we fully expect an ARM Chromebook explosion in the next 6-12 months as these chips begin shipping in devices. With the MT8183 in devices like the Lenovo Chromebook Duet, MediaTek cemented their place in the Chrome OS landscape. And for good reason: MediaTek has grown by leaps and bounds over the past few years and their interest in Chromebooks has ballooned in that same time. WeвЂ™ve been hearing quite a bit about MediaTek, ARM, and Chromebooks for the past few months.

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