Nothing's new budget offering, the CMF Phone 1, is equipped with the Dimensity 7300 chipset. In the same price range, Realme P1 and Narzo 70 come with Dimensity 7050 and pose as a strong contender. That said, you might be wondering what the performance difference is between the two processors. To find out, we ran a lot of tests and benchmarks on the Dimensity 7300 and 7050. So let's go ahead and check out the results.

Here is the specification comparison between Dimensity 7300 and Dimensity 7050. Dimensity 7300Dimensity 7050Release DateMay 2024May 2023Process NodeTSMC 4nm (N4P)TSMC 6nm (N6)CPUOcta-core GH4C ex-A55) Octa-core CPU2x 2.6GHz (Cortex-A78)6x 2.0GHz (Cortex -A55) GPUARM MALI-G615 MC2FHD+ @144Hzarm mali-G68 mc4fhd+ at 120hznpumedieks 6th generation APU5CTEK 6CTEK 5PUMED Q 0UP to 200 mp Fitfångt4K HDR-VDEOPOFT. oth 5.4wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2ModemMediaTek 5G Modem, Dual 5G, VoNRPeak Download Speed 3.27 GbpsMediaTek 5G Modem, Dual 5G, VoNRStorage / RAM1LPDFS4/0bps SupportUDRFS 4/0bps memory. 3.1, UFS 2.1LPDDR5, LPDDR4x memoryNavIC SupportYesYesAV1 DecodeNoNo

From the Geekbench test, it is clear that the Dimensity 7300 offers better CPU performance than the Dimensity 7050. The Dimensity 7300 scores 1,018 and 2,920 in the single-core and multi-core tests, respectively. While the Dimensity 7050 achieves 952 and 2,380 points in the same Geekbench test.

Both processors come with the same older ARM cores – Cortex-A78 and Cortex-A55 – but the Dimensity 7300 has 4x A78 cores while the 7050 only has two such cores. On top of that, the Dimensity 7300 is made on TSMC's 4nm process node, but the Dimensity 7050 is a year-old chip, so it's made on TSMC's older 6nm process node. This means that the Dimensity 7300 also has an edge when it comes to efficiency. Dimension 7300 Dimension 7050 Single core 1.018952 Multi core 2.9202.380