Early Geekbench benchmark results have surfaced for the upcoming Xiaomi Pad 9 Pro Max under model number M367FC. The tablet runs on Xiaomi in house Xuanjie O3 processor, scoring 3474 in single core and 13229 in multi core tests. Xiaomi previously confirmed the hardware will launch in September as its most capable productivity tablet.
According to details shared by tipster ZionsAnvin on X, the tested M367FC hardware represents the Pad 9 Pro Max. The internal architecture of the Xuanjie O3 silicon takes an aggressive approach by dropping efficiency cores entirely. The chip relies on a 10 core all big core configuration, combining 6 ultra cores with 4 large performance cores reaching peak clock speeds of 4.35 GHz. This setup explains the massive multi core score recorded on the testing platform.
On the graphics side, the Xuanjie O3 debuts a 16 core G2 Ultra NX graphical processor. The GPU brings support for 3rd generation hardware ray tracing, aiming to improve visual fidelity for demanding games and creative rendering apps. Xiaomi wants to position this tablet as a heavy duty workstation capable of handling complex computing workloads.
Xiaomi has already stated that the Pad 9 Pro Max will serve as the launch vehicle for the Xuanjie O3 processor. The official debut is scheduled for September, where the company plans to reveal complete hardware specifications, display details, and retail pricing. Industry observers will be watching closely to see how this custom silicon holds up against established tablet processors in sustained workloads.
