This year Qualcomm is giving its historical enemy MediaTek a hard time and has no plans to stop given the latest 5G SoC presented today. It is the direct heir of the Snapdragon 732G, that is Snapdragon 750G. Many Gs in the name since this processor, like the previous one, is equipped with 5G connectivity. The only problem with the number of processors presented is that the gap, the segment, of the medium range in this case is widening more and more. Once we had the entry level, mid range and top range models. Now each of these precedes and follows at least one other step. The effect is the saturation of the market. But we are not here to deal with this topic, so let's see the details of the new chipset.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G promises to bring a performing gaming processor and 5G connection to medium-high smartphones
It is a gaming processor and we understand it from the G in the name. It is a latest generation processor and we understand it from 5G in the name. He lacks nothing to be the youngest son of the more handsome 765G. What makes the SoC extremely interesting is the Snapdragon X52 5G RF-Modem. This offers support for mmWave and sub-6GHz frequencies, SA and NSA networks, TDD, FDD and Dynamic Spectrum. The Snapdragon 750G is built with 8nm litho process and features a configuration octa-core Kryo 570 64-bit with a maximum clock speed of 2.2 GHz.
As for performance-specific improvements, Qualcomm says the Snapdragon 750G can offer a up to 20% improvement over the Snapdragon 730G. To put it better in context, the Snapdragon 765 barely offered CPU enhancements over the Snapdragon 730; “G” variants usually feature a higher clocked core and improved GPU. Furthermore, the Adreno GPU 619 allows 10% better graphics rendering than the Snapdragon 730G. In short, this SoC it sits between the 732G and 765G.
It also has some game features Snapdragon Elite, among which "Game Color Plus”And the upgradeable Adreno and Adreno HDR Fast Blend GPU drivers. The fifth generation of Qualcomm AI Engine, meanwhile, distributes AI workloads across cores and claims to deliver up to 4 trillion operations per second: 20% more than the previous generation, i.e. the 732G.
In terms of connectivity it supports Bluetooth 5.1 and it's "Wi-Fi 6 ready". In terms of other performance, it supports a resolution up to FHD + with an update rate of 120 Hz maximum. Finally, it can support ultra-fast proprietary charging Qualcomm Quick Charge 4 +.
Guess what will be the first device to mount this processor? Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite.
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