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Honor full-scene new product launch conference will be held at 19:30 on December 26. At that time, it will bring the new Snapdragon 8+ flagship-Honor 80 GT, claiming to “break through performance barriers with dual-core strength”.
The official showcased the game performance of the Honor 80 GT today. It can be seen from the poster that the average frame rate of the new machine is stable at 89.7 FPS when playing a heavy-duty scene of a large-scale multiplayer gun battle game, and the fluctuation is very small, basically forming a straight line. The worst frame loss is 5 frames, and the jitter rate is 0.12%.
In the same game scene, compared with the 89.4 FPS of a second-generation Snapdragon 8 model, the worst frame loss of 13 frames and the jitter rate of 0.55%, the Honor 80 GT is completely worthy of the game, and even has some advantages.
The reason why the Honor 80 GT has such excellent game performance is mainly due to Honor’s dual-core joint debugging of the Snapdragon 8+ chip and the super-frame independent display chip.
Among them, the Snapdragon 8+ chip is Qualcomm’s excellent chip, second only to the flagship “Shen U” of the second-generation Snapdragon 8, and has good performance in terms of performance and power consumption. Cooperate with the super-frame independent display chip to calculate the super-frame during the game, bringing players a more excellent gaming experience.
In addition, the new machine will also have the blessing of Honor’s own Turbo X system engine, which can efficiently process game screens under low power consumption through the graphics acceleration technology of software and hardware collaboration.
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