QUALCOMM is holding the two-day 2014 QUALCOMM Conference in San Francisco, the United States, at which it demonstrated the graphics processing capability of the company's first high-end 64 bit eight core processor to the outside world, and announced that it will officially release it early next year.

Qualcomm believes that the real-time processing capability of 64 bit Snapdragon 810 processor for high-resolution images can beat the competition. Snapdragon 810 processor is equipped with Adreno 430 graphics processor, which has stronger 4K video local hardware parsing ability and smoother 3D image rendering ability.

Qualcomm also demonstrated the high integration of the Snapdragon 810 processor with LTE-A high-speed network carrier aggregation technology. The Snapdragon 810 can achieve a download peak of 300MBps even when the carrier spectrum is fragmented, which is only 225MBps on the Snapdragon 805.

Raj Talluri, executive director of Qualcomm, said at the conference that they had received the Snapdragon 810 sample sent by engineers and would produce it in the first half of next year. Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor will use ARM Cortex A57 and A53 cores instead of its own Krait architecture. It will be the first batch of ARMv8-A architecture products that support 64 bit technology.

According to the previous message, the internal code of the 64 bit Snapdragon 810 processor is MSM8994, and the 4+4 core is matched with the big The LITTLE task processing mechanism uses LPDDR 4 3200MHz memory. While the performance is greatly increased, the power consumption will be lower.

Via： Weifeng