Qualcomm Snapdragon PC is not an overclocked 855

Stefan Mileschin · 24th September 2018, 09:53

Brand new chip with bigger GPU

There is a lot of right and wrong information floating around the web about the successor to Qualcomm's Snapdragon 850 and we wanted to set things straight in the face of misleading information. To our knowledge, the new always connected PC chip may not end up branded the SXC8180, but something simpler. And, secondly, it is not a faster 855 overlocked, it is a brand new chip.

Of course, this is a 7nm SOC with quite a powerful modem inside and it will also be able to connect with 5G chips. The new SoC has a significantly bigger GPU compared to any Snapdragon 800 series.

Previous generations of Snapdragon 835 and 850 were in fact faster versions of the high-end phone chip. This was just warming up and testing the market. It takes time to get Windows and all the software polished up and optimized but the new Snapdragon that some call 1000 - and this is also not the brand - ends up being much more competitive compared to the Intel 7th generation Core i5. This was always the target. The chaps at winfuture quote 8.5B transistors which is significantly more than A12 or Kirin 980 - they both have 6.9 billion transistors.

https://fudzilla.com/news/mobile/472...s-not-oc-s-855

24th September 2018, 09:53	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 148,500	Qualcomm Snapdragon PC is not an overclocked 855 Brand new chip with bigger GPU There is a lot of right and wrong information floating around the web about the successor to Qualcomm's Snapdragon 850 and we wanted to set things straight in the face of misleading information. To our knowledge, the new always connected PC chip may not end up branded the SXC8180, but something simpler. And, secondly, it is not a faster 855 overlocked, it is a brand new chip. Of course, this is a 7nm SOC with quite a powerful modem inside and it will also be able to connect with 5G chips. The new SoC has a significantly bigger GPU compared to any Snapdragon 800 series. Previous generations of Snapdragon 835 and 850 were in fact faster versions of the high-end phone chip. This was just warming up and testing the market. It takes time to get Windows and all the software polished up and optimized but the new Snapdragon that some call 1000 - and this is also not the brand - ends up being much more competitive compared to the Intel 7th generation Core i5. This was always the target. The chaps at winfuture quote 8.5B transistors which is significantly more than A12 or Kirin 980 - they both have 6.9 billion transistors. https://fudzilla.com/news/mobile/472...s-not-oc-s-855

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