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At the Reno8 conference tonight, OPPO announced that the Reno8 series will also be equipped with the self-developed image NPU chip “Mariana” for the first time. This is a 6nm image-specific chip developed by OPPO, which supports Qualcomm’s Snapdragon platform, and now also supports MediaTek Dimensity platform.
Mariana X, as an image-specific NPU chip developed by OPPO, can realize co-calculation with Dimensity 8100-MAX, improving the performance of mobile phones in backlight photos, ultra-clear night scenes, HDR videos, etc.
OPPO Mariana X integrates the MariLumi image processing unit completely developed by OPPO, supports 20bit bandwidth, and supports the ultra-dynamic range of 20bit Ultra HDR, which is four times the capability of the current state-of-the-art general-purpose platform.
In addition, Mariana MariSilicon X realizes the separation of RGB and W for the first time, which can improve the signal-to-noise ratio by up to 8.6dB and the resolution by 1.7 times, maximize the use of each pixel characteristic, and release the full potential of the RGBW array.
At present, this chip has been launched for commercial use in OPPO Find X5 and OPPO Find X5 Pro, and now officially supports the Dimensity platform.
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