The global variant of the Oppo Find X10 has appeared on the benchmarking website Geekbench, giving an early look at the hardware Oppo is likely to ship outside China. The listing points to MediaTek's Dimensity 9600M chipset and 12GB of RAM. It surfaced as the company begins to tease an international launch and as pre-orders open in select markets. Tipster Abhishek Yadav spotted the unannounced phone on Geekbench 7.1 under the model number CPH2911, which he identified as the global Find X10. Oppo has already confirmed that a global launch is coming, although it has not announced a date. The device scored 2,528 points in the single-core test and 8,709 in the multi-core test.
The listing shows the phone running Android 17, with a software build labelled CPH2911_17.0.0.90(EX01). It reports 11.03GB of usable memory, which most likely corresponds to a 12GB configuration. The processor appears under the identifier MT6993, which points to the Dimensity 9600M, the same chip used in the Chinese version of the phone, alongside a Mali G1 Ultra MC12 graphics processor.
According to the details shared, the chip has one core clocked at 4.21GHz, three at 3.50GHz and four at 2.70GHz. One difference from the Chinese model is memory: that version is offered with up to 16GB of RAM, while the tested global unit carries 12GB. Oppo could still offer a 16GB option in some markets, but there is no confirmation of that.
The Chinese launch of the Find X10 series took place on September 22. Oppo announced the Find X10, Find X10 E and Find X10 Pro Max. The Pro Max is built around the more powerful Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset and is described as the world's first phone with three 200MP cameras, and Oppo executive Pete Lau has shared a poster for it. Leaks earlier this month suggested the standard Find X10 would carry two 200MP cameras.
A separate Geekbench listing for a device believed to be the Pro Max, with 16GB of RAM, showed scores of 3,242 in single-core and 11,132 in multi-core testing, although that unit may have been running pre-release software. Oppo has not yet confirmed full global specifications for either model. Notebookcheck reported separately that the Dimensity 9600 Pro trails Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 in recent CPU benchmarks, a comparison likely to draw attention once the phones reach reviewers.
Signs of an international rollout are building. The standard Find X10 and the Find X10 Pro Max are listed for pre-order in Singapore and the UK. In the UK, Oppo's online store carries a Find X10 series page marked "Coming Soon", and a £49 deposit secures early access. Buyers are offered up to £200 off at launch, along with a choice of extras, including a Hasselblad teleconverter kit, a Watch X3 or a Pad 5 Wi-Fi tablet. The Find X10 E is excluded from the UK programme. These are described as blind pre-orders, since the phone has not yet been formally announced outside China. The pre-order terms may also hint at timing.
Tech Advisor noted that the coupon validity window runs from October 21 to 28, which suggests October 21 could be the launch date. Oppo has not announced a date, and reports so far say only that the global rollout is expected by the end of October, so the date should be treated as unconfirmed.
The Geekbench appearance is not unusual. Oppo's flagship phones typically show up on certification and benchmarking platforms before their international launches, and such listings are often based on pre-release software, so scores can vary between devices and test runs. An earlier listing for what is believed to be the Chinese model showed lower scores of 1,732 and 6,791, though it was likely throttled during the run.
Notebookcheck has also reported speculation, attributed to the tipster Digital Chat Station, that the Dimensity 9600M may be a renamed Dimensity 9500. Neither MediaTek nor Oppo has confirmed that, and the final specifications of the global Find X10 remain unconfirmed until Oppo makes an official announcement.