XRING O1, Xiaomi’s First In-House Chip, Outperforms Apple’s A18 Pro in Performance
XRING O1, Xiaomi’s First In-House Chip, Outperforms Apple’s A18 Pro in Performance
It was during Xiaomi’s 15th Anniversary Launch Conference that the firm made the announcement of its first self-developed flagship mobile CPU, the XRING O1. This announcement marked the company’s debut into the market for high-performance system-on-chips (SoCs). Already, the processor is outperforming other very strong chips, such as Apple’s A18 Pro.
The XRING O1 is distinguished as one of the most cutting-edge mobile chips now on the market due to its use of TSMC’s cutting-edge 3nm manufacturing process and its incorporation of 19 billion transistors on a 109mm2 die. It was said by Lei Jun, the founder of Xiaomi, that the chip is now part of the “first echelon” of flagship processors throughout the world.
A 10-core quad-cluster architecture is used by the chip, which is comprised of two ultra-large cores that operate at speeds of up to 3.9 GHz.
The four performance cores
a pair of energy-efficient cores
a pair of very effective cores
The benchmark data that was given by Xiaomi indicates that the XRING O1 obtained a score on AnTuTu that was more than 3 million. Additionally, the single-core scores were greater than 3,000, while the multi-core performance was greater than 9,500.
GPU and power efficiency are superior than those of Apple’s chip.
The Immortalis-G925 graphics processing unit (GPU) with 16 cores and capability for dynamic performance scaling is something that is included in the XRING O1 for graphics processing. According to Xiaomi, the processor offers higher power efficiency and graphics performance in comparison to the Apple A18 Pro, especially when subjected to continuous workloads.
This puts the chip in a position to be used not just for smartphones but also for expanded applications in augmented reality and virtual reality as well as wearable devices, as Xiaomi continues to grow into these areas.
