Oppo's Find X10 is getting ready for its worldwide debut, and we've already got the full hardware breakdown. The global version just showed up on Geekbench 7.1, and it's packing the same MediaTek Dimensity 9600M chipset that powers the Chinese model, paired with a Mali G1 Ultra MC12 GPU. The phone scored solid marks with 2,528 points in single-core and 8,709 points in multi-core performance, so you're looking at flagship-level speed across the board.
The Geekbench listing reveals the global Find X10 will ship with 12GB of RAM, though Oppo hasn't ruled out offering 16GB versions in certain markets like it does in China. It's a bit of a step down from the Chinese lineup's maximum, but still plenty for everything you'd throw at it. The real confirmation here is that the international hardware matches what made the Find X10 such a powerhouse when it launched in China on September 22.
Oppo's already warming up the hype machine for the global launch. The company's UK store now has a Coming Soon page where customers can plunk down a 49-pound deposit to snag up to 200 pounds off when the phone finally drops, plus a free Hasselblad teleconverter kit when preorders go live. That's a pretty solid incentive bundle, and it signals that the announcement isn't months away.
Recent reports have been pointing to a late October global launch event, with India potentially getting the phones before Diwali in early November. That timing makes sense for the Indian market, where the Find X10 could shake up the premium flagship space. As Oppo gets closer to the official unveiling, we'll likely see more regional pricing and availability details pour in, but for now, this Geekbench appearance confirms what international buyers are actually getting their hands on.