AnTuTu has rated the upcoming Qualcomm processor chipsets, which are none other than the Snapdragon 875, the semiconductor maker's next flagship, and the Snapdragon 775G, the next mobile platform that will follow as the successor to the Snapdragon 765G, Qualcomm's current most powerful mid-range SoC.
According to the scores that we have been able to discover from the benchmark, we are facing two powerful mobile platforms that will surely provide us with unparalleled performance. The numbers that we talk about next are not surprising.
Snapdragon 875 and Snapdragon 775G chipsets have been listed on AnTuTu
According to what is reported from the portal GSMArena, the platform running the Snapdragon 875 scored around 740.000 points on AnTuTu, which is almost 25% faster than the Snapdragon 865 Plus powered by smartphones that has been tested by the benchmark score around 600 thousand points.
It is said that The Snapdragon 875 will feature an architecture consisting primarily of a Cortex-X1 main core running at 2.84 GHz. This will come with three other 78 GHz Cortex-A2.42 cores, while the low-power cores will be Cortex-A55 that will run at 1.8 GHz. The GPU would be the Adreno 660 and the mobile platform will have a node size of 5 nm. . Previously the Snapdragon 875 had scored about 850 thousand points, but it seems that this figure has been false or, if so, corresponding to that of a test unit that was in development and overclocked.
Regarding the Snapdragon 775G, not much is known so far. What we have at the moment is that the figure that it managed to mark in the AnTuTu test platform is about 530 thousand, which is higher than the 320 thousand that the Snapdragon 765G has marked in previous tests.
It only remains to wait for these chipsets to be launched, which would happen in December.
Now, speaking of the Snapdragon 865 Plus, which is the chipset that would be located directly below the new Snapdragon 875, we have the first octa-core chipset for smartphones that surpassed the barrier of 3.0 GHz of speed, in order to offer specific performance. 3.1 GHz thanks to a Kryo 585 core; This represents a performance increase of 10% over the Snapdragon 865 original, according to Qualcomm. The rest of the cores are divided under a '3 + 4' scheme: 3x at 2.42 GHz + 4x at 1.8 GHz.
The Adreno 650 GPU of this, which is the one that we also find in the SDM865, remains on this mobile platform, but it also presents a performance greater than 10%, so this processor provides a better gaming experience. In turn, the X55 modem with 5G connectivity is preserved by the SDM865 +.
This SoC is compatible with Qualcomm FastConnect 6900 technology, which offers speeds of up to 3.6 GB / s. It also supports Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, and 144 Hz displays, in addition to True 10-bit HDR technology. In short, all the features and specifications of the Snapdragon 865 Plus are the same as the Snapdragon 865; only the clock frequency speed has been increased, something that we already highlighted at the time.
The Snapdragon 875 would come with many new and better things, but it would also maintain 5G and other next-generation connectivity. In addition, it would be compatible with cameras with higher resolutions of 200 MP and more sensors, among other things. This would also positively affect the multimedia section and others, as in the subject of the screen.
Which smartphone would be the first to equip Qualcomm's Snapdragon 875?
There is still no official information that confirms which device will be worthy, before any other, to carry this beast under its hood. However, we can already predict that smartphone manufacturers such as Xiaomi and Vivo, as well as other Chinese manufacturers, will compete to first offer a terminal with such a SoC. If so, en the last days of December would be when we receive the first announcement of the respective mobile, which we are already looking forward to.