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MediaTek unveils 2 nm flagship Dimensity 9600 Pro chip
“MediaTek” has unveiled its new flagship “Dimensity 9600 Pro” chip, manufactured using a 2 nm process. “vivo” will unveil the “X500 Pro” and “X500 Pro Max” smartphones powered by this processor on September 21. They will be the first smartphones released with the new chip. The “Oppo Find X10 Pro Max” will be unveiled 1 day later, on September 22.
The “vivo X500 Pro” series will be able to record 4K video at 120 frames per second. The phones will also support a 10-bit Log format to provide greater flexibility for subsequent color correction. It will also be possible to output the image to an external device. The smartphones will include a separate NPU 2.0 unit for imaging and artificial intelligence computations. According to the company, this system will operate autofocus at 60 frames per second. Combined with “vivo's” dedicated imaging chip, it will also be possible to record 4K “Dolby Vision” portrait video. “Oppo” has confirmed that the “Find X10 Pro Max” was not developed exclusively for the Chinese market. The phone will go on sale in international markets and will be one of the first global flagships powered by the “Dimensity 9600 Pro” chip. Its markets and price have not yet been announced. The full “Find X10” series will be unveiled on September 22.
All the cores in the “Dimensity 9600 Pro” chip are designed for high performance. The processor has 2 “C2-Ultra” cores, each running at 4.55 GHz. The chip also includes 6 additional performance cores. According to “MediaTek,” the processor's overall performance has increased by 17%. The speed of each core is controlled independently. This approach is intended to balance high performance and energy consumption during demanding tasks. Graphics tasks are handled by the “G2-Ultra NX” GPU. The chip features ray-tracing technology for more realistic lighting and shadows, as well as AI-powered graphics features. According to the announcement, graphics performance under sustained heavy workloads has increased by approximately 27%. “Oppo's” “Laminar Flow Engine” system will help apps open faster. Content will also load more smoothly when quickly browsing photos. The system will also work to reduce energy consumption.
The “vivo X500 Pro” series will be able to record 4K video at 120 frames per second. The phones will also support a 10-bit Log format to provide greater flexibility for subsequent color correction. It will also be possible to output the image to an external device. The smartphones will include a separate NPU 2.0 unit for imaging and artificial intelligence computations. According to the company, this system will operate autofocus at 60 frames per second. Combined with “vivo's” dedicated imaging chip, it will also be possible to record 4K “Dolby Vision” portrait video. “Oppo” has confirmed that the “Find X10 Pro Max” was not developed exclusively for the Chinese market. The phone will go on sale in international markets and will be one of the first global flagships powered by the “Dimensity 9600 Pro” chip. Its markets and price have not yet been announced. The full “Find X10” series will be unveiled on September 22. All the cores in the “Dimensity 9600 Pro” chip are designed for high performance. The processor has 2 “C2-Ultra” cores, each running at 4.55 GHz. The chip also includes 6 additional performance cores. According to “MediaTek,” the processor's overall performance has increased by 17%. The speed of each core is controlled independently. This approach is intended to balance high performance and energy consumption during demanding tasks. Graphics tasks are handled by the “G2-Ultra NX” GPU. The chip features ray-tracing technology for more realistic lighting and shadows, as well as AI-powered graphics features. According to the announcement, graphics performance under sustained heavy workloads has increased by approximately 27%. “Oppo's” “Laminar Flow Engine” system will help apps open faster. Content will also load more smoothly when quickly browsing photos. The system will also work to reduce energy consumption.