Another Tianji 8100 processor phone - Realme True Me GT Neo3 came, and this time we got the "Le Mans" color.
The back cover design incorporates the "Le Mans stripes" from classic racing cars into the AG glass back cover design, and the blue and white style is very conspicuous.
This AG glass-blue back cover is very deep, intense, and appears in a variety of different shades of blue in different light environments. The fuselage is also a very thin and light design, suitable for long-term gaming. This time, I finally went to the screen with the hole in the center, and this screen is still a high-brush straight screen at 120Hz.
This True Self GT Neo3 is the first work of realme to officially upgrade the GT Neo series to the "Flagship of Chao play e-sports", and it is also the first product of the Green Factory System equipped with mediatek Tianji 8100 SoC, and the first mass production model of the Green Factory System equipped with its own 150W light speed seconds. Many new hardware and new technologies in the industry are piled up on a new model, which shows realme's expectations for this product.
The latest version of AntuTu has a score of 817168 points, Geekbench 5 single-core score of 965 points, and multi-core score of 4041 points, which is a good performance.
The highest picture quality and 60 frame mode of "Original God", the first 10 minutes can basically run at full frame rate, and the subsequent fluctuations are more obvious, but our test environment is more extreme, not simply running the map, if you just run the map should be able to run full 60 frames. We really played for half an hour, on the way to encounter monsters will fight, there are treasure chests will be opened, in the fierce battle frame rate is about 45 frames, but after the end of the battle will rise back to about 50 - 60 frames. The actual average frame rate of half an hour is about 52 frames, which is already much better than many Snapdragon 8 flagship phones that do not have their own fans.
This 150W fast charge head can actually rush into the peak of 130W under low power, which is very outrageous, and the 100W fast charge can persist to about 35%, and then the power is gradually reduced. The actual test is 6 minutes to charge to 53%, and 16 minutes or so to show 100% charge. In addition, the fast charging head also supports 45W universal fast charging, and there is also 43W of actual power plugged in to the notebook that supports PD charging.
More detailed evaluations, we will follow up, stay tuned.