"I'm not trying to step on anyone, I'm just applauding the development of domestic high-end, it means a lot to crush Qualcomm, in fact, Xiaomi doesn't matter, there is no malice. ”
It really means a lot, have you found that Huawei accidentally uncovered a big lie, that is, we have always thought that the high-end and performance are directly created by foreign chips and foreign systems, so I have always thought that this is the case, so there is an understanding of running scores.
But now there is a different situation, P70 running score is only 860,000, this level is not even comparable to the Snapdragon 888 four years ago, do you think it's a bit "too foolish", but the fact is very interesting that a different situation has happened.
In the operation of large-scale mobile games,P70The performance is very stable,It can run at a high frame rate very beautifully,And the temperature is not out of control,You must know that at present, Hongmeng4.2 is still a compatible Android application mode,So everyone still uses the same APP,But why is the Snapdragon 8Gen3 with a running score of 2 million not as good as Kirin9010?
I have to question whether the so-called latest V9 architecture, the latest 4nm process, super-large core, etc., is it just a high score?
So the return of Kirin unveiled a "lie", that is, excessive lifting processes and parameters have no effect on their own, if you use a better chip to just run the same application repeatedly, it should have better performance, but the fact is very stretched, so what is the effect of these improvements in addition to increasing the price?
Therefore, the significance of the emergence of domestic technology and domestic chips is most important to let overseas chips return to the essence of performance improvement, rather than cutting leeks!
Have you noticed that the performance improvement before the Kirin 9000 is really improved, but the improvement after Huawei was cut off production is really only an increase in scores, and the best proof is that the performance of the Kirin 9010 is now there: crush Snapdragon!