Qualcomm silently introduces Snapdragon 6 Gen 3

02 September 2024
The chipset is just like the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 but with underpowered efficiency cores.

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    Vegetaholic, 02 Sep 2024Indeed, it takes around 5 years for midrange chips to reach... moreExynos chipsets are rubbish compared to todays midrangers early flagships doesnt support ufs 3.0 and high mp count 5g connectivity bluetooth 5.0 and ai support not to mention todays midrangers are 2x smaller size than old chipsets 4-6nm and far more efficient

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      Samsung need to kill exynos right off only use SD and bring back 6.4 size compacts to lead again

        Snapdragon aren't doing anything for the budget and midrange. It's a disaster. No manufacturers seem to want to use their chips because they've seem to have become so expensive. It's destroyed the whole market.

        The budget and mid range aren't asking for much. Just a modest performance bump to stop all the stutters and so apps can load in a bit faster. We're not asking for 8 gen 2s to be put into budget phones.

          Vegetaholic, 02 Sep 2024Indeed, it takes around 5 years for midrange chips to reach... moreI guess it depends on what you consider as midrange. From sd 780g onwards to 7+g3 and mediateks 8000 series midrangers are better than 2 year old flagships in general cpu/gpu performance.

            Anonymous, 02 Sep 2024So buy a flagship and enjoy. Better value for long run.Indeed, it takes around 5 years for midrange chips to reach performance levels of the flagship chips from 5 years ago 😜 Many midrange chips like 7300 or 7200 Dimensity still bearly surpases cpu levels of performance of flagship Exynos chipsets like 9820 from 2019 galaxy S10 and falls short in GPU performance 😁 Dimensity 7350 is the one to rival 5 years old flagship chipset, and you know Exynos not Snapdragon 🤣

              Anonymous, 02 Sep 2024🚨🚨🚨🚨 https://sumahodigest.com/?p=31873 This is the de... moreThese designs look beautiful

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                Anonymous, 02 Sep 2024You may not need a flagship. Poco F6 will do just fine. 🙂No thanks. Already bought Samsung S24 Plus. Running fine. Aside from slower charging everything is fine.

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                  Kaka, 02 Sep 2024I agreed with you, still so far i didn't see any oem u... moreOr how none of 7 gen 3 used either of lpddr5 and ufs3.1, despite chipset supporting them

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                    Anonymous, 02 Sep 2024People here need to stop relating SoC with phone's pri... moreI agreed with you, still so far i didn't see any oem utilize 4,6 and 7 gen so fsr to theirs full potential, heck not even one on them use 3.1 ufs for any 6,4 gen devices.

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                      Qualcomm messed up the naming sequence just like Mediatek , Back in the days we had 400, 600 , 700 and top end 800 series Soc

                        potato4k, 02 Sep 2024They are all basically the same 6gen1. This is a sham. Qual... more-They are only soc maker who use Cortex X in midrange ( 8s gen 3, 7+ gen 3 and 7+ gen 2)
                        -they are only soc maker who use Cortex A720 in midrange
                        -they are only soc maker who use Cortex A78 in lowend

                        That sd 6 gen 1 for more than a year now is only soc with Quad A78 at lower price point, you can get phones as low as $170 with that soc.

                          ashrobb, 02 Sep 2024Oh hi, I imagined you would be here since you can't ta... moreMy evidence


                          1. From company themselves
                          Qualcomm themselves they said 8+ gen 1 is 10% more perfomace and 30% more efficienct than 8 gen 1. These soc are identical right? So it means Tsmc 4nm (n4p) has 10% perfomance advantage and 30% more efficient compare to Samsung 4nm (4lpx)

                          Tsmc themselves said 4nm (n4p) has 10% more power and 22% more efficient than Tsmc 5nm, and 5nm is 10% more efficient and 10% than Tsmc 6nm.

                          So let's do match
                          1 x 1.1 x 1.1 = 1.21
                          1 x 1.1 x 1.22 = 1.34

                          So Tsmc n4p is 21% more powerfull than Tsmc 6nm and 34% more efficient

                          Same Tsmc n4p is 10% more powerfull and 30% more efficient than Samsung 4lpx

                          So data from company themselves shows Samsung 4nm is slightly better or at worst have equal efficiency to Tsmc 6nm and may provide boost in perfomance at same clock speed (I will prove it later on.

                          2. From Geekerwan vcurve
                          I believe this I showed you more than 2 times now and from some reason you ignore it, Vcurve of 4 gen 2 is same as D900, D920, 4 gen 1 and slightly inferior to 695. This show no much difference from those manufacturing process

                          3. From benchmarks
                          If you look at benchmarks 4 gen 2 has better single core perfomance than D920 and 900, both use Cortex A78 while D900 and 920 have superior clock 2.4 and 2.5ghz but still they lost to 2.2ghz. This explain that 10% from 1st point.

                          That is Samsung 4lpx, 6 gen 3 use 2nd revision 4lpe, Exynos 1480 use 3rd revision 4lpp and E2400 use 4th revision 4lpp+, so definetely 6 gen 3 will be better than Tsmc 6nm.

                          Show to me your evidence, that Tsmc is better than even 4lpp+ like your previous claim.

                            Tech Guy, 02 Sep 2024Ok Well Guys, I read all those commotion happening here. I&... moreIt's Samsung. 6gen1, 7sgen2, and this, they are all Samsung 4nm.

                              They are all basically the same 6gen1. This is a sham. Qualcomm literally only pays attention to the 8 series now. They are neglecting everything else.

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                                Anonymous, 02 Sep 2024People here need to stop relating SoC with phone's pri... moreThere is not a single sd 8g2/3 phone with the configuration you mentioned. Also a good processor is necessary for a good camera system or else what's the point of a 1/1.25 48 mp camera if it can only shoot 1080 at 30 fps

                                  Tech Guy, 02 Sep 2024Ok Well Guys, I read all those commotion happening here. I&... moreNo rumors here. It is definitely the same Samsung 4LPX (5LPP rename) as the 6 Gen 1 and 7s Gen 2. https://gamma0burst.tistory.com/m/1121

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                                    Hemedans, 02 Sep 2024Wasted opportunity on what? This will smoke dual A715 any d... morePeople here need to stop relating SoC with phone's price.
                                    Just because brand wants to use SoC A or B, they dont have to price phone at certain price.

                                    Comment like yours is why we see phones with 8g2/8sg3 that have 8mp/2mp cameras, ip54, mono audio, plastic leather , usb 2.0 at $400-600.
                                    Better having 6g1 with 1/2.5" 2nd camera, ip68, GG victus back, usb 3.1

                                      jerem06, 02 Sep 2024Mediatek makes A78 in 4nm with the Dimensity 7300 EnergyThat's Mediatek... Not Qualcomm..

                                      Mediatek started using TSMC 5nm node in their 8000 series (A78 based) 2.5 years ago. That's why we have seen 5nm/4nm in many more products since then and can expect to see it in future launches.

                                      Qualcomm has only used TSMC 5/4nm processors with the ARM9 architecture. At this late juncture, I doubt it is going to undertake the effort to port A78 chips to TSMC fab.

                                        Hemedans, 02 Sep 2024It doesn't but keep repeating things which many indust... moreOh hi, I imagined you would be here since you can't take any criticism at your beloved Samsung fabs. Again, you're wrong. Or halfway wrong. I proved you wrong months ago pulling the data from your favorite site socpk. 4nm LPE just isn't a match with TSMC 6nm.

                                        Now, maaaybe the latest 4nm LPP+ can be on par with TSMC 6nm. But that one is only used in a couple Exynos chips and the latest Tensor, which by the way, is going to TSMC next year. Maybe the progress came too late.

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