The demonstration video of "upstream cold" mobile game light tracking machine has been released, and the picture quality of the mobile game is fully aligned to the game on the PC side.

CTOnews.com November 16 news, according to the official news, "backwater cold" mobile game Qualcomm real-time light pursuit technology, released a demonstration video of the light pursuit machine.

According to officials, in the demonstration video, the whirling bamboo shadow and the twinkling starry sky are clearly visible on the rippled water, forming a layered romantic picture of the national style. While watching the Longyin genre's smart sword dance, the metal refraction on the scabbard brings players a realistic enjoyment of light and shadow. The cold side said that through this technical cooperation with Qualcomm Snapdragon, the mobile game has set a new industry benchmark for mobile game quality-- from then on, the mobile game quality is fully aligned to the game quality of the PC end.

CTOnews.com learned that earlier today, Qualcomm and NetEase Lei Huo jointly announced that based on the second generation Snapdragon 8 mobile platform, the two sides will use the martial arts game "upstream cold" mobile games to display real-time light pursuit features based on hardware acceleration. Qualcomm said that the second-generation Snapdragon 8 supports a new generation of Snapdragon Elite Gaming features, including support for the new Vulkan1.3 API; its new Adreno GPU can bring a 25% performance improvement (compared to the first-generation Snapdragon 8 mobile platform) and can achieve real-time light pursuit based on hardware acceleration.

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