On the API side, Adreno 500 series GPUs will support OpenGL ES 3.1 + AEP (Android Extension Pack), Renderscript, Vulkan, and OpenCL 2.0. This result is described as an average of 'the top graphics benchmarks', and while it's still generally a good idea to take vendor provided numbers with a grain of salt, if the power and performance gains over Adreno 430 are anywhere in the ballpark of Qualcomm's 40% figure then Adreno 530 should end up being quite impressive. The performance figures released by Qualcomm describe Adreno 530 as being 40% faster than Adreno 430 on average, while also consuming 40% less power. While there's still no information about the CPU portion featuring Qualcomm's custom 64-bit cores known as 'Kryo', there are some details about the Adreno 510 and 530 GPUs, as well as Qualcomm's Spectra image signal processor.īecause Adreno 530 is their new flagship GPU, Qualcomm's press release focuses more on the 530 than the 510. However, today Qualcomm has given a bit of insight into their upcoming SoC. Snapdragon 820 is still a mystery as far as official information from Qualcomm goes.

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