The Guet 800 is positioned lower than the GUet 1000 series, and the good thing is that it integrates the same Mali-G77 GPU as the GUet 1000 series, except that the computing unit is once again reduced from seven to four, namely the Mali-G77MP4. Unfortunately, the CPU of the Guet 800 is no longer ARM's latest Cortex-A77 architecture, but the previous generation Cortex-A76, consisting of four 2.0GHz A76 cores and four 2.0GHz A55 cores.
Moreover, the Tiguet 800 directly integrates MediaTek's 5G modem in the SoC, supports SA\/NSA dual-mode networking, supports all generations of cellular connectivity from 2G to 5G, and dynamic spectrum sharing (DSS) technology. The integrated design of the Tianguet 800 significantly reduces power consumption compared to plug-in solutions.
The difference between vivo's Tianji 800 and Qualcomm's Snapdragon is that Qualcomm's Snapdragon 888 integrates the third-generation 5G RF Snapdragon X60, which supports millimeter wave and 5G Sub-6GHz carrier aggregation, achieving the world's fastest 5G network speed of 7.5Gbps, and Snapdragon 888 is also the first processor to support 5G carrier aggregation. In other functions, it supports Bluetooth 5.2 and Bluetooth dual antennas, bringing a smoother Bluetooth transmission experience.
The Tianguet chip is from Mediatek, and the Snapdragon chip is from Qualcomm