Now let’s put aside the fact that Qualcomm changed manufacturing partners this year, switching from Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 to 8+ Gen 1: by source, optimization and increasingly better output of the same production line node, the opportunity to cautiously increase the clock speed usually opens up. And since the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 reportedly hasn’t switched to 3nm bandwidth yet, TSMC’s 4nm advancements could provide additional room to play with frequencies.
The Xperia 1 IV’s performance-focused hardware heated up hideously over the summer [+]
THE Digital Chat Station according to Qualcomm can even take advantage of this by launching a kind of Gen 2 Ultra alongside a basic variant, scaling the Cortex-X3 unit to 3.4-3.5 GHz – certainly because the Apple A16 Bionic 3.46 Take on the performance and marketing competition with GHz Avalanche processor cores. The common TSMC node may even make this possible, but the clock signal is one thing, and hardware design is another, in which Apple is quite proficient. And with the overheating Android experiences of 2022, we warn the people of Chiporia to sacrifice everything on the altar of performance in 2023 as well.
