Qualcomm and MediaTek 's dual flagship platforms launch latest flagship chips : Tianji 9200, Xiaolong 8 Gen 2
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Update time : 2022-11-23 13:43:40
Not long ago, Qualcomm and MediaTek, the two major chip providers in the Android camp, released the latest flagship chips, Tianji 9200 and Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, which caused huge discussion. Android seems to be on the rise in 2023.
From the specification point of view, the MediaTek Tianji 9200 follows the three-cluster architecture, including 1 super-large Cortex-X3 core, 3 A715 performance cores and 4 A510 cores. Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 has once again changed the core architecture of the chip, using a "1+2+2+3" quad-cluster solution, including 1 Cortex-X3 super core, 2 A710+2 A715 performance cores, and 3 A510 energy efficiency cores; from the parameter point of view, the number of CPU performance cores in Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is greater, but there is more than one A715 in the 9200, so the actual performance depends on the new machines of various manufacturers. Both chips have made major upgrades to the peripheral configuration. AI computing power has been greatly improved compared to the previous generation, and ISP processing performance is also stronger. The former can provide more accurate and timely intelligent computing scheduling for mobile phones. Improve the display capability of the device, etc. The combination of the two can effectively improve the quality of the film shot by mobile phone. Advanced process technology and mobile hardware-grade ray tracing technology also allow Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and Tianji 9200 to play games. Better performance. According to the test results, the GPU part of the two chips has improved significantly, and the support for ray tracing technology has also laid the foundation for the soaring image quality of mobile games. Behind the release of the dual flagship chips of the two Android giants is a good signal for the development of the Android camp. MediaTek has increased its research and development efforts on flagship chips over the past two years and launched a new Tianji flagship series. The power of the product has been greatly improved compared to before, and the performance is strong. In fact, MediaTek's presence in the premium market is getting stronger now. The good reputation of the Tianji 9000 series has given the company a firm foothold in the high-end smartphone market. Although Qualcomm's strategy after returning to the right track is relatively fierce, I believe that as long as MediaTek adheres to the investment at the chip level and in software and hardware tuning, it will not be too much of a problem to continue to occupy the high-end Android market. On the other hand, the emergence of MediaTek means that mobile phone manufacturers have more choices and can create more subdivided and positioned products. From the consumer's point of view, the competition between the two major chip manufacturers can promote the continuous progress of Android mobile phone chips and shake Apple's high-end market positioning.
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