Qualcomm reveals the new “Snapdragon G-Series” new game, with a focus on the leading performance and efficiency numbers
Qualcomm decided to enter the Android Gaming sector, as the company announced three new SOC devices under the “G-Series” collection.
Qualcomm enters the AMD portable port
The Saint Diego Slicer maker has been quickly expanded to the new market sectors in the past few years, and after it has seen a decent success in the laptop, Qualcomm comes now in the mobile. Under the generation of Snapdragon G series, his chips maker Three new socs announced For mobile devices, Snapdragon G3 Gen 3, Snapdragon G2 Gen 2 and Snapdragon G1 Gen 2, which target all different performance levels along with price sectors as well.
Starting from the highest -end slide, Snapdragon G3 Gen 3 is the successor of the Gen2 variable, providing 30 % faster performance in the CPU and 28 % faster graphics capabilities. Regarding the basic configuration, you look at eight Kryo nuclei, including Prime, Five Performance and two of the cores efficiency. For IGPU, Qualcomm equipped the G3 Gen 3 with the Adreno A32 graphics unit, similar to its previous counterpart. This specific segment targets the end of the enthusiastic market for the mobile market, as it provides “pioneering performance for every wave”.
One of the largest promotions with Snapdragon G3 Gen 3 is to support Wi-Fi 7 and QHD+ 144Hz screens, which means that SOC can easily be integrated into any high-class device. Unfortunately, we have not yet known details such as speeds of the clock or the performance of the chip through the burdens of work/artificial work. Interestingly, the G3 Gen 3 has already seen an integration of manufacturers such as Ayaneo and Onexplayer, which shows the noise around the new Socs in Qualcomm.
Next, we have Snapdragon G2 Gen 2, which features a similar basic composition compared to Gen 3; However, here, the nuclei sees efficiency high, likely to target the best energy numbers. This slide is said to increase the performance of the 2.3X CPU and GPU faster 3.8x on Snapdragon G2 Gen 1. It also supports Wi-Fi 7, facilitating integration into major mobile devices. The G2 series will be more common in the budget -based portable products, and we will likely see it more at work.
Finally, Snapdragon G1 Gen 2, which focuses entirely on the budget -oriented performance experience because it features a 2X and 6 x cores. Qualcomm says that this slide is intended for cloud games on mobile devices, so it is likely that we will not see the G1 Gen 2 at work for the main products, but in those with low priority prices.
Qualcomm’s entry to Handheld Market comes at a time when AMD took control of this sector, especially after the release of the Phoenix APU generation, and there is no doubt that Team Red has a leading market share. The interesting factor here is how Qualcomm decides to compete in this field, whether by providing competitive or pricing performance, although the latter looks more rational.
Devices such as Ayneo Pocket S2, Games Pad, Onexplayer’s Sugar 1 have combined Snapdragon’s G-Sors into their devices, and it will be exciting to see how this project appears. We expect to launch the initial batch of Qualcomm mobile devices in the coming weeks, and this is the time when we will know whether San Diego Chipmaker has succeeded in benefiting from this sector.
