The Verizon Galaxy Note 7 will likely run a Snapdragon processor, seeing that Samsung has committed to utilizing Snapdragon manufacturer Qualcomm for the US and Chinese devices, and with the Note 7 on the way, should make an entrance at some point. Thanks to a new report, we have an instance where the Verizon Galaxy Note 7 has finally made an entrance on the market by stopping at GeekBench (or GB, rather) to show us its power.

The Verizon Galaxy Note 7, bearing model number SM-N930V, posted a single-core score of 2,200 points, which is far higher than the Galaxy Note 7 Lite benchmarks we’ve seen this week, but slightly below the 2,300 single-core points that the Exynos SoC Galaxy Note 7 scored at Geekbench.

In the multi-core score, the Verizon Galaxy Note 7 scored 4,469 points which is still a strong showing for the upcoming device but far below the Exynos Galaxy Note 7’s multi-core scoring — which stands at a whopping 8,110 points. In other words, the Snapdragon-powered Verizon Galaxy Note 7 (and other US variants with other carriers) will only prove half as powerful as the Exynos Galaxy Note 7.

There is another thing worth noting: the Verizon Galaxy Note 7 is running Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow, not the Android Nougat (7.0) update that Google has announced already. This is likely indicative that the Galaxy Note 7 will not come with Google’s latest sweet treat but instead, the current Android OS update (6.0.1). This wouldn’t be surprising: after all, Google won’t announce the new HTC Nexus Marlin, HTC Nexus Sailfish, and Huawei Nexus 6P (2016) until September — an entire month after Samsung announces the Galaxy Note 7.

If Samsung’s next-generation Note is to go on sale an entire month (or more, perhaps as early as 6 weeks) before the new-generation Nexii are announced, then it’s highly unlikely the Verizon Galaxy Note 7 or any other, for that matter, will bear Android 7.0 Nougat. This means that Samsung will push out Nougat to the Galaxy Note 7 after it is announced and arrives on the current Nexus 6P (2015), Nexus 5X, and Nexus 6 first. With the search engine giant’s track record, October is the preferable month to see Google push out Android Nougat to current Nexus devices — with OEMs pushing it out afterwards.

At this point, keep in mind that these benchmarks are indicative of testing, and the new Verizon Galaxy Note 7 could very well arrive with Android 7.0 onboard. The chances are greater, however, that the Korean giant is testing out Android Nougat on the Galaxy Note 7 (which already exists, thanks to its model number) and is simply waiting for the nod from Google to push it out. The announcement, set for August 2nd, must come first, however.