IQOO's first self-developed e-sports chip Q1 released: supports super-frame super-division and concurrency

CTOnews.com November 7 news, in tonight's iQOO 12 series of new products conference, iQOO's first self-developed e-sports chip Q1 officially unveiled, supporting superframe superdivision concurrency.

According to reports, the new generation of self-developed super-division technology used by the chip adopts parallel rendering algorithm, which increases the sampling efficiency by 4 times and the execution efficiency by 30%, while the power consumption is greatly reduced by 10%. The self-developed superframe technology is fully applied to the iQOO 12 series, officially claiming to "bring more than 100 games into the 144frame era".

In addition, the iQOO 12 series is also equipped with iQOO self-developed frame-aware technology, which officially claims to support real-time load monitoring, precise scheduling and allocation, and equip game threads with different load requirements with corresponding large, medium and small cores.

Taking "Arena of Valor" as an example, this technology enables the iQOO 12 series to achieve an average frame rate of 119.9, a mean variance of 0.64 and a maximum body temperature of 40.5 ℃ under the condition of 120frame mode, extreme picture quality and 60 minutes.

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