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| Snapdragon 888+ processor improves performance of 5G flagship phones |
The evolution of smartphones is very fast and new phones perform better than previous generations of phones. Perhaps the development of smartphone performance is mainly related to the development of internal processors. One such example is the Snapdragon 888+ processor.
Qualcomm recently released a new version of its flagship Snapdragon processor. This is one of the "plus" versions. These versions improve the performance of the company's main processor. The company's latest flagship is the Snapdragon 888 processor used in the Galaxy S21 and flagship phones from Fuld.
The goal of the new version is to improve in-game performance and improve intelligence skills compared to the previous version while improving the quality of 5G technology.
New Features of Snapdragon 888+ Chip
For simplicity, smartphone chips are called "processors". However, the Snapdragon 888+ is an on-chip SoC that is responsible for a variety of operations in a mobile phone. Not just processing tasks. The chip also helps with image processing, grids, etc.
In the latest "Plus" version, in which the frequency decreased from 2.84 GHz to 3 GHz, Qualcomm has generally improved the functionality of the core. It will have a significant impact on the performance of the mobile in challenging tasks.
The AI performance of the new chip has also increased by 20%. Qualcomm is processing more than 130 chips dedicated to developing the Snapdragon 888 processor that will be used in smartphones starting in the current quarter of 2021.
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said the new chip uses artificial intelligence, photography, and overall system performance to dramatically improve the gaming experience.
He also discussed at length about 5G networks and how Qualcomm supports them across all segments. In particular, the latest version is 888+. Qualcomm is here to launch the second generation of its 5G RAN platform for 5G and expand its support for millimeter wave technology.
In addition, Qualcomm also launched the 5G DU X100 Accelerator, which is used in a 5G network environment to improve network connections while delivering the highest possible performance with minimal connection lag.
Qualcomm is based on the new Adreno 660 GPU chip and also supports download speeds of up to 7.5 Gbit/s and upload speeds of up to 3 Gbit/s. In terms of camera and imaging, the new processor is based on the Spectra 580 image processor and supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.2 FastConnect 6900.