In a live run on the second-generation Snapdragon 8 mobile platform, head-to-head games are said to be stable at 60 frame rates and deliver lifelike soft shadows and reflections for the highest game quality. Compared to the previous generation of software, the technology has improved 5 times in ray tracing rendering efficiency and effectively reduced the CPU runtime load by 90%, freeing the industry from the plight of mobile light tracing, which could only be achieved through software simulation, and pushing mobile light tracing technology to a new stage of landing in complex large game scenarios.

OPPO said that as the first manufacturer in the industry to provide open mobile light tracing solutions, OPPO has been working with Qualcomm to jointly develop hardware-accelerated real time tracing technology, realizing the implementation of mobile light tracing technology in complex large-scale game scenarios.

The company is working closely with game studios to bring more light-chasing handheld applications in the future.

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OPPO said it will equip the next-generation Find X flagship with the new second-generation Snapdragon 8 flagship mobile platform, bringing a leap forward in imaging, gaming performance and connectivity to provide a superior mobile experience for users worldwide.

For this cooperation, Liu Zuohu, chief product officer of OPPO and founder of OnePlus, said, relying on OPPO’s long-term technology accumulation in the field of graphics processing and AI, as well as the powerful performance brought by the second-generation Snapdragon 8 flagship mobile platform, OPPO and Qualcomm Technologies have successfully broken through the ray tracing technology and Google Cloud Vertex AI NAS technology in the cell phone. The company has also been working with Qualcomm Technologies to break through the application of light tracking technology and Google Cloud Vertex AI NAS technology in mobile phones.

Snapdragon 8 Gen2 uses a 4nm process with one Cortex-X3-based Kryo super core at 3.2GHz, four performance cores (2 x Cortex A715 + 2 x Cortex A710, both at 2.8GHz), and three Cortex-A510 energy efficiency cores (small cores at 2.0GHz). Compared with Snapdragon 8, the final CPU performance is 35% higher and power consumption is 40% lower. New Adreno GPU with 25% better performance and 45% less power consumption, Vulkan 1.3 support, and hardware-level ray tracing support.

Snapdragon 8 Gen2 integrates a new Hexagon processor with a significantly enhanced tensor unit and a claimed 4.35x performance increase in some scenarios. Featuring X70 5G baseband and the new FastConnect 7800 unit, it supports 5G dual SIM dual pass (up to 10Gbps downlink), Wi-Fi 7 (up to 5.8Gbps, twice the Wi-Fi 6), Bluetooth 5.3, Bluetooth LE audio, 48kHz lossless audio, spatial audio and more.

In addition, the new perception ISP (triple 18bit) supports the latest CMOS from Samsung and Sony with up to 200 megapixels in a single unit, supporting up to 8K 30P or 4K 120P video capture.

The first batch of Snapdragon 8 Gen2 will be equipped with Xiaomi, Redmi, Honor, iQOO, OnePlus, OV and other manufacturers, and new devices will be launched from the end of 2022.

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OPPO’s next generation Find X flagship is expected to be the Find X 6 series. The news broke that the new OPPO Find X6 series will have three 50-megapixel lenses on the rear, including a Sony IMX989 sensor for the main camera with a one-inch mega bottom, a 172% increase in light-sensitive area and 76% increase in light-sensitive capability, as well as a 32.5% increase in photo speed and 11% increase in startup speed, and support for chip-level 4K HDR night video shooting. At the same time, the machine will also be equipped with self-developed chip Marianas MariSilicon X chip.

MediaTek’s Dimensity 9200 chip uses TSMC’s second-generation 4nm process processor, which integrates 17 billion transistors. Equipped with 3.05GHz Cortex-X3 super core, three 2.85GHz A715 large cores, four 1.8GHz A510 small cores, super cores and large cores all support pure 64-bit applications. There is also 8MB of tertiary cache and 6MB of system cache, and the GPU is Immortalis-G715 MC11.

Official tests say that the Dimensity 9200 offers 12% better single-core performance, 10% better multi-core performance, 10% better cooling capability and up to 25% lower power consumption than the Dimensity 9000’s GeekBench 5 CPU.

The 9200 is the first to feature the Immortalis-G715 flagship GPU, which supports mobile hardware ray tracing technology, and GFXBench Manhattan 3.0 test performance is 32% higher and power consumption is 41% lower than the 9000. Variable Rate Rendering (VRS) support improves frame rates by 10% and reduces power consumption by 21%.

The MediaTek Dimensity 9200 also supports LPDDR5X 8533Mbps memory with 13% higher bandwidth than the Dimensity 9000 and also supports 8-channel UFS 4.0 flash memory with multi-loop queuing technology for significantly faster data transfers.

The 9200 integrates TSMC’s 6nm wireless connectivity chip and introduces “5G New Dual-Pass” based on dual SIM mode, the first to support the upcoming Wi-Fi 7 wireless connectivity as well as Bluetooth 5.3 and Bluetooth Audio LE Audio, covering global satellite signals.

The 9200 is equipped with Imagiq 890 image processor, which is the first to support RGBW sensor, and the intelligent image semantic segmentation technology combined with APU 690, supporting AI dual-track capture, AI movie mode, etc. Equipped with MediaTek MiraVision 890 mobile display technology, supporting full-scene HDR display, including AI regional image quality enhancement, multi-block layered color management, and adaptive refresh rate (35% lower power consumption).

Vivo has announced the world premiere of the MediaTek Dimensity 9200 flagship processor, coming soon. The new phone is expected to arrive in November.

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New Oppo Find X version with Snapdragon 8+ Gen1

According to the known tipster Digital Chat Station, the brand is working on the new version of Oppo Find X, which will be powered by the latest flagship chipset by the Qualcomm – Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen1. However, the leakster didn’t explicitly mention which device is getting the update, it could either be the vanilla Oppo Find X5 or the Pro variant. We strongly expect it to be the Find X “Pro” variant.

Alongside this, the brand is also preparing for the next version of its custom UI i.e. ColorOS 13. They’re also working on the upcoming Oppo Watch 3 and Oppo Band 2. Not only this, but they are also working on a foldable smartphone which is codenamed “Dragonfly” and is expected to release in the market as Oppo Find N. In short, the brand will host an annual launch to debut a slew of products in the upcoming couple of months.

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We are also very excited to test these devices and the new software skin. ColorOS 13 screenshots had previously been leaked on the internet. According to the leaked screenshots, the brand has slightly tweaked the UI elements, and we can also see the redesigned control centre, which appears to be inspired by the MIUI control centre. ColorOS 13 could be a significant improvement over ColorOS 12.

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