骁龙8 Gen2可能会在高通公司的年度骁龙峰会上发布

骁龙8 Gen2可能会在高通公司的年度骁龙峰会上发布，据一位消息人士称，该公司可能会准备两个版本，分别用于不同级别的安卓智能手机。

顶级的骁龙8 Gen2可能以高达3.50GHz的频率运行，这次可能会公布一款骁龙8 Gen2，其CPU频率在3.40-3.50GHz之间，GPU速度可能还会相应提高。纵观骁龙8 Plus第一代，它采用台积电的4纳米工艺制造，与用于大规模生产A16 Bionic的技术相同，而现在高通的旗舰移动SoC获得了众多改进。

在实际测试中可以看到这些改进，骁龙8 Plus第一代实际上比A15 Bionic还要好，这表明当你从三星的制造工艺转向台积电的制造工艺时，会有什么优点。同样，骁龙8代转向台积电的高效4纳米节点，意味着高通公司可以发挥更高的CPU和GPU性能，而不必担心芯片组一直过热。

The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 will likely be announced during Qualcomm’s annual Snapdragon Summit, and according to one tipster, the company may be preparing two variants, each for a different class of Android smartphones.
The machine translation on Digital Chat Station’s Weibo account reveals that one Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 model could be announced with a CPU frequency in the 3.40-3.50GHz range. The tipster also states that the GPU speed could be increased accordingly. Looking at the Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1, which is made on TSMC’s 4nm process, the same technology used to mass produce the A16 Bionic, Qualcomm’s current flagship mobile SoC received a multitude of improvements.
These improvements were seen in real-world tests, where the Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 actually beat the A15 Bionic, showing what wonders can happen when you shift from Samsung’s to TSMC’s manufacturing process. Similarly, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 moving to TSMC’s power efficient 4nm node means that Qualcomm can play around with higher CPU and GPU clock speeds and not be worried about the chipset overheating all the time.
We believe that the higher-end version will be reserved for manufacturers that want the absolute best for their Android flagships. While the following is pure speculation, Samsung could use the top-tier Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for its Galaxy S23 Ultra, while using the less powerful variant will be incorporated in the cheaper models. Similarly, we could see Qualcomm’s faster SoC perform well in gaming smartphones from the likes of ASUS since these devices normally have better cooling solutions.
In short, there is plenty of opportunity for Qualcomm to bank on having two variants. Of course, we will not know what actually happens at the upcoming Snapdragon Summit, so we advise our readers to treat all this information with a pinch of salt for now. If you want to learn more about the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, be sure to go through our detailed rumor roundup and be informed about the most up-to-date information on Qualcomm’s upcoming flagship chipset.