The first Geekbench 6 benchmark run for the upcoming Google Pixel 11 Pro XL has surfaced online, giving tech enthusiasts an early glimpse into Google’s next-generation Tensor G6 chipset.
While early benchmark numbers often stir debate, the initial listing outlines the underlying architecture, CPU cluster arrangement, and memory configuration for Google’s flagship.
Google Pixel 11 Pro XL Geekbench 6 Score Breakdown
The leaked benchmark run reveals the following performance figures:
Single-Core Score: ~2,100 (2.1K)
Multi-Core Score: ~5,100 (5.1K)
At first glance, these scores appear lower than the current-generation Tensor G5. However, pre-production software, unoptimized kernel drivers, and early engineering validation devices routinely produce subdued benchmark results. As Google fine-tunes thermal throttling thresholds, governor profiles, and clock schedules ahead of launch, scores typically increase in subsequent runs.
Leaked Tensor G6 Hardware Specifications
Beyond the scores, the listing details the internal configuration powering the Pixel 11 Pro XL:
| Component | Leaked Specification |
| Chipset | Google Tensor G6 (2nm TSMC “Malibu”) |
| CPU Cluster | 7-Core Setup |
| Prime Core | 1x ARM core @ 4.11 GHz |
| Performance Cores | 3x ARM cores @ 3.38 GHz |
| Efficiency Cores | 2x ARM cores @ 2.65 GHz |
| GPU | Imagination PowerVR CXTR-48-1536 |
| System Memory | 16GB RAM |
CPU Architecture Changes
Google appears to be switching to an asymmetric 7-core CPU cluster rather than traditional 8-core layouts. Pushing the primary core up to 4.11 GHz indicates a heavy focus on single-threaded responsiveness and immediate task execution.
Graphics & Memory
The listing confirms a PowerVR CXTR-48-1536 GPU alongside a generous 16GB RAM configuration. The 16GB memory footprint aligns with Google’s strategy to run on-device Gemini AI models directly in system memory without forcing apps out of background cache.
For a complete breakdown of leaked hardware details, display specs, and design changes, check out the earlier NokiaPowerUser report on the Pixel 11 Pro leaks.
