When buying a smartphone, besides the ability of the camera you also have to pay attention to the chipset used on the smartphone. Moreover, for those of you who are addicted to playing games Mobile, chipset plays an important role in running online games because the smartphone processor is the brain in a smartphone that makes the gaming experience more optimal. Chipset is also one of the best benchmarks of whether the smartphone can speed when used to play games or not.
Chipset is a small IC on a computer on the motherboard, which directs the flow of data and determines what devices are supported by the Personal Computer (PC). A chipset directs data from the CPU to the Chipset. The following are the recommendations of the 7 best chipset or smartphone processor options. labichecuisine options are often used for gaming smartphones.
Snapdragon
Snapdragon is the most common chipset found on smartphone devices at this time, both for entry-level and flagship-class smartphones. Snapdragon is a Qualcomm product that is claimed to have advantages in terms of performance, power consumption, graphics support and 4G network connections. The latest chipset from Snapdragon is Snapdragon 835 with an octa-core that is claimed to be able to play HD games without lag
Some brands of smartphones that use Snapdragon 835, among others Google Pixel 2, LG V30, Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and Sony Experia XZ. While for other Snapdragon variants can be found on mobile devices such as Xiaomi, HTC , Oppo , Motorola and Asus.
Intel
Not only making chipsets for PCs or Laptops, but Intel also have a claimed chipset for smartphones does not waste the battery and minimal overheat that is Intel Atom X3 (soFIA). One of the advantages of this chipset is the ability of a dual-core processor that is claimed to be almost the same as quad-core. Some smartphone brands that have tried this Intel chipset include Asus Zenfone, Dell Venue, Lenovo, Acer Iconia, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Motorola and Axioo Picophone i1.
MediaTek
MediaTe k or commonly abbreviated as MTK is a chipset that is also widely used in smartphone devices today, especially in Asian output. Although it is relatively cheap because it targets the mid-sized smartphone market, it does not mean that the Mediatek mobile processor has poor quality.
One of MTK’s most capable chipsets is The Helio Series-X and Series-P are equipped with 10-core 64-bit processors up to 2.2 GHz and the Mai 450 GPU which prioritizes graphics and performance for most the best gaming smartphone on the market.
Although more extravagant batteries but able to provide a good gaming experience because it is supported by qualified graphics. Some smartphone brands that use MediaTek include Sony Xperia variant, HTC Desire variant, Lenovo, Xiaomi, Alcatel, Oppo, Acer, Meizu, even the LG G3 Stylus Flagship also uses this chipset.
Exynos
Not only known as a smartphone provider, Samsung also has a System On Chip development division ( SoC) named Exynos. Exynos chipset is claimed to be able to run HD games without the slightest lag. This chipset has advantages in graphics and also power consumption making it suitable for gaming smartphones. What’s more this chipset is juxtaposed with Mali GPU which is one of the best GPUs.
Although made by Samsung, this chipset can also be found on Meizu and Lenovo smartphone outputs. Samsung Galaxy A7, J3, J5, and J7 variants and Galaxy S8, S8 +, and Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is also equipped with the latest Exynos series.
Nvidia Tegra
Not wanting to be left behind, Nvidia is known as a PC graphics card manufacturer and cheap gaming laptops apparently also has a chipset for smartphones; Nvidia Tegra. This Nvidia chipset is known as the originator of the use of quad core in the smartphone line where other smartphone processors still use dual core. The latest chipset from Tegra is the Nvidia Tegra X1 which has a quad Core and uses Cortex A57.
This chipset is specifically for game lovers who can endure playing HD games for a long time. Lack of this chipset is consuming too much power. However, many smartphone brands still use this chipset, such as the HTC One, Xiaomi Mi Pad, Asus Nexus, NVIDIA Shield, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Motorola, Sony Tablet and Microsoft Surface.
OMAP
OMAP (Open Media Application Platform) is a chipset developed by Texas Instrument. Although not very well known, but OMAP already has 5 versions which are claimed to be better than other chipset versions they have ever made. OMAP chipset itself is more widely used in the United States. Some well-known smartphone vendors who have used this chipset are Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Blackberry Q10, Lenovo, LG Optimus, Motorola Droid, Amazon Kindle and Huawei Ascend.
PXA
PXA is a type of chipset produced by a company called Marvell . Although rarely heard, but actually this chipset already has 8 versions, one of which is PXA1918 which already uses 32 bits and 64 bits. This chipset is rarely used for smartphones in Indonesia, but that does not mean that no one uses this processor. The line of smartphones that have used the PXA chipset are the smartphone Slate Voicetab Series, the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the Motorola Moto, the HTC Advantage X7510 and the Coolpad smartphone output.
So those were some of the best smartphone chipset or processor choices for your smartphone in 2020. If you have other choices and are not listed above, don’t hesitate to comment below and News Games will update them. Stay tuned for Games News to get the latest and updated news about your favourite games and gadgets!
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