It seems that the iPhone X is - indeed - as powerful as Apple's Tim Cook confirmed during the Special Event on September 12 and... even more I might add. According to its Geekbench results, the A11 Bionic chipset nearly doubled the power output of last year's A10 Fusion SoC and managed to get the highest multi-core score, a first for an Apple chip.
Apple's A11 Bionic has a six-core processor with two high-powered cores and four power-efficient ones. But where it differs the most from its A10 Fusion predecessor is in its ability to run all six cores simultaneously - the A10 Fusion could only run one cluster at a time - either the fast or the efficient cores.
The iPhone X also has 3GB of RAM - the same as the iPhone 7 Plus and 8 Plus and more than the 2GB iPhone 8 and iPhone 7 - more than enough for a smooth experience on iOS.
Just for comparison reasons we added a recent Galaxy S8 benchmark where you can spot the huge difference in their performance.
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