HTC One X+ To perform Like A Beast?

I’m pretty confident that every HTC enthusiast out there has been eager to find out what gadgets are planned to be launched in the future by the Taiwanese manufacturer. September 19th was a big day for HTC as it held a pretty large event in order to unveil some of its latest creations. Unfortunately, there was no sign of the HTC One X+ and I know that the aforementioned device is the one many of you wanted to learn more about.
Nevertheless, last time we’ve heard about the One X+, its release date was rumored to be pushed back so perhaps it’s not ready to be showcased yet. Despite all that, it appears that the smartphone in question might’ve popped-up on AnTuTu, boasting some pretty high scores alongside a list of rather intriguing specs. More details below.

HTC One X+ To Perform Like A Beast ?

HTC One X+ on AnTuTu

For those who don’t know this already, AnTuTu is an Android benchmark app meant to determine the performance of your device. The interesting part is that what appears to be the HTC One X+ has been tested in AnTuTu and a list of specs alongside the device’s score have been revealed.
The score is pretty high, no doubt about that, and it goes as high as roughly 14,000 points, but the more interesting part is the fact that the device in question seems to boast a Tegra 3 CPU (not a Tegra 3+) running at 1.7 GHz, which means that this might actually be an overclocked HTC One X. In fact, some One X owners have previously reported that once they overclock their device, AnTuTu recognizes it as being the One X+.
This would make sense, but the additional list of specs raises even more questions. The One X+ seems to boast a 4.5 inch display instead of the 4.7 inch fitted on the One X and it also seems to run on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.

HTC One X+ - Will It Look Like This?

AnTuTu’s website also reveals a picture depicting what might be HTC’s upcoming flagship phone refresh, and the display doesn’t seem to be smaller but, it’s hard to tell and the picture might not be authentic to begin with. The one thing I can say is that the device in the picture reminds me of the Thunderbolt. It must be the speaker grille and the color.
That concludes the story, for now. We’ll keep you up to date, but until then feel free to drop us a line and share your thoughts with us.