The intelligent cockpit is the focus of the involution of car companies in 2024, and if you want to get an excellent intelligent cockpit experience, high-performance intelligent cockpit chips are indispensable.
At present, there are not many players in the field of intelligent cockpit chips, including chip giants such as Qualcomm, MediaTek, and Samsung, as well as rising stars such as Xinqing Technology and Black Sesame Intelligence.
In terms of performance alone, the Snapdragon 8295 from Qualcomm is undoubtedly the king in this field, and the running score of the Antutu car machine version exceeds the 1 million mark.
MediaTek MT2715, Xinqing Technology's Dragon Eagle No. 1 and other chips and Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 are basically the same level of products, and the running score of the Antutu car machine version is about 500,000 points.
Samsung is actually an old player in this field, and the Exynos Auto 9 series car computer chips have long been mass-produced, and its performance has also been exposed by Antutu.
This time, Antutu exposed the running scores of the two chips of Exynos Auto V9 and Exynos Auto V920, which should be positioned as sub-flagship and flagship chips in Samsung's automotive product line, benchmarking Snapdragon 8155 and Snapdragon 8295.
In terms of specifications, the information on the official website shows that the Exynos Auto V9 is built on an 8nm process, the CPU part is designed with an 8-core A76 architecture, and the GPU part is designed with Mali-G76 (MP12+MP3+MP3), which supports LPDDR4x and LPDDR5 memory, and supports UFS2.1 flash memory.
In terms of running scores, the total score of Antutu is currently 671498, of which the CPU score is 173260, the CPU score is 245238, the MEM score is 107291, and the UX score is 145709. In terms of running scores, the performance of the Exynos Auto V9 is ahead of the Snapdragon 8155.
The Exynos Auto V920 is built on a 5nm process, with a 10-core Cretex-A78AE CPU paired with a Samsung Xclipse GPU that supports LPDDR5 memory and UFS 3.1 flash memory.
In terms of running scores, the total score of Antutu is 1137931, of which the CPU score is 235814, the GPU score is 612285, the MEM score is 109988, and the UX score is 179844.
However, it should be noted that these results are from the development board, not the actual car, with 10GB of memory and 32GB of storage built-in, and if the storage configuration of the real car is higher, there may be further improvement in terms of performance.
According to the data, the Exynos Auto V920 has been confirmed to be adopted by Hyundai, while the Exynos Auto V9 has already been purchased by Audi. For car companies, the choice of high-performance automotive-grade cockpit chips is indeed becoming more and more abundant, and the competition will undoubtedly be more fierce in the future.