Skip to main content

Comparison between MediaTek Helio G90T and Snapdragon 665 || MediaTek Helio G90T vs Snapdragon 665 Processors

MediaTek Helio G90T vs Snapdragon 665 Processors


comparison between snapdragon 665 and mediatek helio g90t by buzz technical

In this article we are going compare two powerful processors MediaTek Helio G90T and Snapdragon 665 so lets get started.

Both MediaTek Helio G90T and Snapdragon 665 are powerful mid-range processor by their respective manufactures. The brand new smartphone Redmi note 8 pro from Xiaomi uses MediaTek Helio G90T chipset and Redmi Note 8 also from xiaomi uses Snapdragon 665 chipset.


CPU:-

MediaTek Helio G90T uses Octa-core (2x 2.05 GHz Cortex-A76 6x 2.0 GHz Cortex-A55 2.0 GHz) CPU where Snapdragon 665 uses Octa-core (4x2.0 GHz Kryo 260 Gold (A73) & 4x1.8 GHz Kryo 260 Silver (A53)) CPU. Here CPU of MediaTek Helio G90T looks more efficient and powerful than Snapdragon 665 CPU


GPU:-

MediaTek Helio G90T chipset comes with Mali-G76 3EEMC4 @800 MHz, HyperEngine, Quad-Core GPU which supports company’s Hyper Vision Gaming technology for better and enhanced gaming experience. where Snapdragon 665 has Adreno 610 GPU which looks slightly less powerful than MideaTek Helio G90T.


Semiconductor Size:-

MediaTek Helio G90T is fabricated on 12 nm process where Snapdragon 665 is processed on 11 nm. That means the power consumption of Snapdragon 665 is less than MediaTek Helio G90T which is the best advantage of Snapdragon 665 over Helio G90T.


Camera Support:-

MediaTek Helio G90T supports up to 64MP single camera or 24MP+16MP dual camera @30fps where Snapdragon 665 supports up to 48MP single camera or 16MP + 16MP dual camera. Both Processors can record upto 4k Ultra HD videos and also supports 4k videos. both can supports up to 1080 x 2520 pixels full HD+ display. MediaTek Helio G90T is better in this section also.


Conclusion:- 

Although there is no point of comparison between MediaTek Helio G90T and Snapdragon 665 because MediaTek Helio G90T has high level of performance in comparison to Snapdragon 665. But In overall comparison MediaTek Helio G90T looks Slightly more dominant than Snapdragon 665. The overall conclusion is that MediaTek Helio G90T remains winner.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Using FireBase and AdMob in android application || How to use google Admob and google firebase

Using FireBase and AdMob FireBase :- Firebase helps you build better mobile apps.   FireBase Is :- Firebase is a technology that permits you to make web applications with no server-side programming so that development turns out to be quicker and easier. With Firebase,  we don't have to stress over-provisioning servers or building REST APIs with just a little bit of configuration; we can give Firebase a chance to take every necessary step: storing data, verifying users, and implementing access rules.  Use/Need Of FireBase :- The great thing about Firebase is how easy it is to deploy multiple services in an app, and how those services can work together. Easy configuration and implementation of building blocks like real-time storage, crash reporting, and authentication can take weeks off an app's time to market.  Benifits Of FireBase :- Firebase Real-time Database  Firebase Authantication  Firebase Storage  Firebase Crash Report  Fireba...

Kotlin as New Language to Develop Android applications || An alternative programming language to Java || New programming language to develop android application

Kotlin as New Language to Develop Android applications Kotlin is expressive, concise, extensible, powerful, and a joy to read and write. It has wonderful safety features in terms of null ability and immutability, which aligns with our investments to make Android apps healthy and performance by default. Best of all, it's inter operable with our existing Android languages and run time. So we're thrilled to make Kotlin an official language on Android. If you're interested in using Kotlin, it's easy to get started because it works side by side with Java and C++ on Android. So you can keep your existing code, continue to use the various Android libraries, and incrementally add Kotlin code to your project. Unlike almost any other language, Kotlin is a drop-in replacement you can use bi-bidirectionally—you can call into the Java language from Kotlin, and you can call into Kotlin from the Java language.  IDE support is also crucial, and android studio have it. Android...