(GSM Insider) - Qualcomm APQ8084 With Adreno 420 GPU Is A Real Monster, Launching At CES 2014?.
Last month, Qualcomm unveiled the Snapdragon 800 and Snapdragon 600 at the CES 2013. If you think the Snapdragon 800 is very powerful then you are wrong as more powerful mobile processors coming soon from Qualcomm. Of course, the technology keeps on improving everyday. The Snapdragon 800 already sufficient for the current usage it considers among the top mobile processor to-date.
Besides the Snapdragon 800, Qualcomm 8060A, Qualcomm APQ8064 Pro, Qualcomm APQ8074 and Qualcomm APQ8084 are said to be coming soon. Qualcomm APQ8064 Pro is the improved Qualcomm APQ8064 while APQ8074 and APQ8084 are the next Gen mobile processor.
The main character is Qualcomm APQ8084. The Qualcomm APQ8084 is based on 28nm technology and combined four Krait core. The Qualcomm APQ8084 is clocked up to 2.3GHz. The frequency should higher than most of the Windows XP PC around the world. Adreno 420 is the GPU in Qualcomm APQ8084. It is the first time Adreno 420 makes its appearance to the world.
The Snapdragon S4 Pro APQ8064 features Adreno 320 while Qualcomm APQ8074 and Snapdragon 800 MSM8974 feature the Adreno 330.
Adreno 420 GPU supports DirectX 11.1 and WebGL 2.0. Its frequency is up to 500MHz. The display is up to 4000MPixels/s. The Adreno 320 only at 3200MPixels/s. So you can see how much improvement on the Adreno 420.
Besides that, Qualcomm APQ8084 also support PCDDR3/3L RAM memory, supported H.265 video codec, support 4K video quality, supported 802.11ac WiFi and up to 30-megapixels camera. Dont doubt about the ability of Qualcomm APQ8084. Its real monster!
You need to for 12 more months before the launch of Qualcomm APQ8084. It is said to launch at the CES 2014. This year will still be the year of Snapdragon 800 and Snapdragon 600.
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