TL;DRThe Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra could deliver a sizeable performance boost, according to an early Geekbench 7 result.Samsung appears to be switching from the Tab S11 Ultra’s Dimensity 9400 Plus to the standard Dimensity 9500, but the newer chip is clocked significantly higher.The S12 Ultra keeps 12GB of RAM in the tested configuration, while Android 17 will be preinstalled out of the box.We already had a good idea of what Samsung was putting inside the upcoming Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra after an earlier APK teardown uncovered references to MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500. And now a Geekbench listing gives us a clearer idea of the raw performance this newer chip could bring to one of this year’s best Android tablets.The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra (SM-X940) has appeared on Geekbench 7 with 2,760 points in single-core and 9,291 in multi-core (spotted via GSMArena). The test unit has 12GB of RAM and runs Android 17, while its processor is identified as MediaTek’s MT6993. Its CPU configuration includes one core at 4.21GHz, three at 3.50GHz, and four at 2.70GHz.