The Kirin 9006C is Huawei’s laptop chipset that has low single-core and multi-core scores for something that fuel notebook computers
The Kirin 9006C was recently announced by Huawei for its Qingyun L540 and Qingyun L420 family of notebooks. Unfortunately, just like the Kirin 9000S and Kirin 9000SL, the single-core and multi-core performance is yet to match what the competition offers, but that is how difficult things become when you have global trade sanctions limiting your options.Kirin 9006C is slower than Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3, which was already considered a disappointing chipset for Windows notebooks
Several machines sporting the Kirin 9006C have been tested, with the single-core and multi-core results posted on Geekbench 6. One Qingyun L420 unit posted a score of 1,229 and 3,577, which is highly disappointing, particularly when the SoC is designed to run in laptops requiring more computing capabilities than smartphones.
