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MediaTek Dimensity 7000 to be based on the 5nm node

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Ro 20 November 2021

MediaTek Mobile hardware Rumors

MediaTek announced its flagship SoC, the Dimensity 9000, just a couple of days ago and now we have the first rumor about its supposed upper mid-range offering for 2022 - the Dimensity 7000. The information comes from a reputable Chinese tipster on Weibo.

MediaTek Dimensity 7000 likely faster than the Snapdragon 870

The rumor suggests that MediaTek's upcoming Dimensity 7000 chipset has entered the testing phase and is built on TSMC's 5nm manufacturing process and uses ARM's new V9 architecture, also implemented in the Dimensity 9000.

It's still early to talk about clock speeds and CPU configurations but the so-called Digital Chat Station says the SoC's support for fast charging will comfortably slot in between the Snapdragon 870 and the Snapdragon 888 at about 75W. Sounds quite promising for a non-flagship chip, that's for sure.

Source • Source (both in Chinese)

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  • Dudenoway
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  • 06 Dec 2021

About the naming scheme one. It's probs cuz they chose the remaining ones for other chips like the 1300 is now the mtk 1300t kompanio for tablets (I think). The 2000 idk why it was canceled but it also kind of followed huawei as they went from k...

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  • James.D
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  • 06 Dec 2021

yes, the 9000 does, MTK made that clear, but I doubt that you'll see one in a phone under 30K INR. the 7000 is close as well. MTK's naming scheme is weird though; like why did they go straight from Dim 1100 & 1200 to Dim 7000 & 9000...

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  • James.D
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  • 06 Dec 2021

I'm guessing that it's to do with TSMC not having enough capacity for Google and Qualcomm. Exyno (not a typo, Exynos sucks) will use Samsung bc they're the from the same company.

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