Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 2 was announced earlier this year and is to be showcased cutting-edge semiconductor in November, expectingly. Qualcomm is all set to host its new Snapdragon event in Hawaii on November 15, where the company remarks on the features officially. Because Qualcomm has not confirmed any official details about the Snapdragon 7 Gen 2 SoC. Meanwhile, leaks are awaited to be confirmation of the details about the upcoming SoC.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 2 SoC Tipped
Tipster Roland Quandt has leaked details online of the upcoming Snapdragon chipset. This Qualcomm Snapdragon SM7475 could be the Snapdragon 7 Gen 2 SoC or perhaps the Snapdragon 7+ Gen 1 SoC. In the new SM7475 SoC, Silver cores will be attained at 1.8GHz. And The SM7475 will have a tri-cluster design with one Prime core, three Gold cores, and four Silver cores. The Prime will have a 2.4GHz peak clock speed, whereas the Gold cores will come with a 2.36GHz peak core frequency. All of this is same to same as the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 SoC.
Although there is an absence of information regarding the various factors. But some of the sources say that the SM7475 SoC might make use of new core designs. It is likely to feature Cortex A715 for the Prime and Gold cores, on the contrary, the Silver cores could use Cortex-A510. It is also said that the SoC is slightly more efficient and offers 5-10 percent of performance gains over the 7 Gen 1 SoC.
Galaxy S23 FE with Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 2
As we already asserted in the above information Qualcomm will be revealed next month to its upcoming chipset. Samsung may switch to Qualcomm’s SoC processors for the Galaxy S23 series. Due to reason appear Samsung’s Exynos chipsets have been problematic over the past few years because of its poor design or an underwhelming fabrication process.
The SoC 8 Gen 2 is reportedly a better chipset overall, featuring better performance and higher power efficiency. Samsung could strive for additional development by involving Snapdragon 7 Gen 2 SoC with the Samsung Galaxy flagship S23.
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Though Samsung use Snapdragon processors in all its high-end phones next year, Qualcomm’s market share in the high-end segment is set to rise. Samsung’s mobile division has reportedly created a team of 1,000 engineers to work on a custom high-end chipset for Galaxy smartphones.
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