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Snapdragon 670 rumored to be a 10nm chip with next-gen Kryo cores Comments

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  • CrAcKeZ
  • HBp
  • 20 Feb 2018

AnonD-696124, 04 Sep 2017The architecture in most flagship phones are 10nm. Performance boost now-on will only bump up ... morePC did their leaps ages ago ...when ARM reaches the same "wall" it would not evolve that fast.. don't expect ARM to match pc's power anytime soon and by the looks of it, it may never match but it would be power efficient

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    • Anonymous
    • tfS
    • 12 Oct 2017

    I guess that SD670 will not succeed in phone market of next year .
    It seems that the current SD660 is not so popular among mid-range smartphone market. There are only three phones that use SD660: Oppo R11, Xiaomi Mi Note 3, Vivo X20. And they all are not so popular among consumers. On the other hands, its little brother, SD625, is runaway success. So I think that SD670, a successor of the failed SD660, will not do well in market, too.

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      • AnonD-696124
      • ix9
      • 04 Sep 2017

      The architecture in most flagship phones are 10nm. Performance boost now-on will only bump up slightly every new generation. Next will be 8nm, can you imagine that?
      I can only imagine in 5 years having SOC at 1nm.
      smartphones are getting more and more efficient and it's technology is evolving at an outstanding rate. Surpassing many other counterparts like the PC/LAPTOP.
      What needs to be improved are these shitty Lito/Lipo batteries, no evolution whatsoever in these last 5-7 years.

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        • zodiacfml
        • 3YH
        • 31 Aug 2017

        I'm not going to get my hopes up. Once this becomes available, the price is going to be near flagship SD835 that it is better to get it, which will become the previous year tech.

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          • noti5me
          • w7n
          • 31 Aug 2017

          So Oppo will be its regular customer of 670 as in previous socs.

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            • Anonymous
            • n7D
            • 31 Aug 2017

            Kangal, 30 Aug 2017Easily. Early 2018 Low-end: (QSD 625) 14nm... 4x Cortex A53 Mid-range: (QSD 660) 14nm... ... moreLow end will be sd450

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              • Vegetaholic
              • Tki
              • 31 Aug 2017

              AnonD-695532, 30 Aug 2017I m quite sure it is not going to beat A8 chipProbably not, only top android chipset can beat it

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                • Vegetaholic
                • Tki
                • 31 Aug 2017

                Could be upper midrange beast

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                  • Seeker of Truth
                  • KZK
                  • 31 Aug 2017

                  If this true better skip Snapdragon 660 wait till SD670 officially release because 2018 is a round of corner right now we are nearing the end of 2017 . Maybe its not come on early 2018 but possible mid 2018

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                    • Samarth N8 808 user
                    • KAL
                    • 31 Aug 2017

                    AnonD-402029, 30 Aug 2017Mediatek quit too? hmm MediaTek has high-end Helio-X30 (found in Meizu Pro 7 Plus) and it is ... moreDon't blame him buddy. A lot of people hardly know about Mediatek's range & specifications. Even I recently got to know that x stands for flagship chip & P for midrange, mostly.


                    Anyhow, even early 2018 is not that far, considering we're nearing the end of 2017 anyways...

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                      • TechLover1
                      • LfN
                      • 31 Aug 2017

                      Excellent news, generally and particularly for the (premium) mid-range segment.

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                        • bleh
                        • s7h
                        • 31 Aug 2017

                        Kangal, 30 Aug 2017Easily. Early 2018 Low-end: (QSD 625) 14nm... 4x Cortex A53 Mid-range: (QSD 660) 14nm... ... moreactually the SD 625 is 8x A53...

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                          • hmmm...
                          • s7h
                          • 31 Aug 2017

                          So I guess they are making this chip 2+6 to create a fake performance difference so they can dick people around with their inflated price for their SD845s

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                            • Anonymous
                            • rZu
                            • 31 Aug 2017

                            So SD670 has SD845 DNA already

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                              • Anonymous
                              • JT5
                              • 31 Aug 2017

                              Kangal, 30 Aug 2017Easily. Early 2018 Low-end: (QSD 625) 14nm... 4x Cortex A53 Mid-range: (QSD 660) 14nm... ... moreSome Low ends have 4xx Snapdragon.
                              Most of them use Mediatek.

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                                • Kangal
                                • 7t3
                                • 31 Aug 2017

                                [deleted post]Nothing yet, I'll feed the info as it arrives.

                                Everything starts from the top wafer fabricators and chip designers, then it trickles down into prototypes and products for the mainstream market.
                                We are nearing a plateau with 7nm/5nm wafers. They're getting very difficult to get acceptable yields in the lab. So we might see a microarchitecture improvements follow and also hit a plateau. These are just the forecasts for 4-8 years down the line. Things can change like the weather.

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                                  • Trump Fan 1980
                                  • IKR
                                  • 31 Aug 2017

                                  AnonD-402029, 30 Aug 2017Oppo R11 is using Snapdragon 660..I wondered why Oppo decided to honor the Barcelona pro football team by releasing a R11 (we're taking Snapdragon 660 SoC chipset here folks) with a team inspired body... until I observed team fans clad with tattoos at games.

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                                    • Trump Fan 1980
                                    • IKR
                                    • 31 Aug 2017

                                    Apolodor, 30 Aug 2017Don't care about cpu. I care about gpu. It is always 3 years old in terms of performance. Suck... more Hell to the yeah :-) . I love ❤ games. It's definitely time for a ton of killer app 4K HDR video games :-).

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                                      • Trump Fan 1980
                                      • IKR
                                      • 31 Aug 2017

                                      Anonymous, 30 Aug 2017We will see it in 2019. Many OEM's are still stuck in SD625 and yet to embrace 630/660. Thanks but no thanks for your wrongful opinion.

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                                        • Trump Fan 1980
                                        • IKR
                                        • 31 Aug 2017

                                        Sidd847, 30 Aug 2017Hoping Moto Z³ Play(just in time to replace my ageing Z¹ play) gets this chipset and... more I'm looking forward to the Moto Z3 Force ^_^ .

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