MediaTek bet that the first model of the mid-tier chip Tianji 7200 will be launched in March

Mobile phone processors have the greatest impact on the performance of mobile phone hardware, so all processor manufacturers are constantly introducing various chips to improve their brand competitiveness. Recently, MediaTek began to bet on the field of mid-range processors and launched the new Tianji 7200 processor. I believe that many users are very interested in the news of this processor. Now let's take a look!

Mediatech bet that the first model of the mid-tier chip Tianji 7200 will be launched in March

MediaTek has released the Tianji 7200 processor, a new mid-range mobile phone chipset designed to compete directly with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 7 Gen 1.

The 7200 is the first of the company's new 7000 series, and the recently launched Tianji 8200 processor.

Nevertheless, it still has many things in common with its eldest brother. First of all, it uses the same second-generation TSMC 4 nanometer process as the top Tianji 9200, which should help ensure power and efficiency.

However, the CPU design of this processor is different. This processor does not have an ultra-fast processor core: instead, it has two Cortex-A715 performance cores with a main frequency of 2.8 GHz, and six slower Cortex-A510 cores next to it. This means that it will not provide the same pure performance as the better chips of MediaTek, although the company is optimistic about the competitiveness of this processor, claiming that it can provide 10% higher single-core performance than the competitor's Snapdragon 7gen1.

MediaTek has made slow progress in adopting millimeter-wave technology with faster speed and shorter range. Although this technology is now included in its flagship chip, it is currently only widely used in the United States. It still ships most of its chips to Chinese manufacturers for release in Asia and Europe.

You can expect Mali G610 GPU and the company's HyperEngine 5.0 technology to help optimize game performance. It can power up to 144Hz display at full HD+resolution and support HDR. Dedicated AI processors will help photography and other AI learning.

This processor will support up to 200 megapixel cameras - as recently in the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra - and 14-bit 4K HDR video capture.

So when can we see this processor on mobile phones? The hardware has been put into production, and the first batch of mobile phones are expected to be launched at the end of March, which means that we may even see some products at the MWC trade show this month.

The above is the detailed introduction of the first model of Tianji 7200 processor that will be officially launched in March. This processor is still quite good from the perspective of the current disclosure content, but the specific performance depends on the latest model equipped with this processor in March. You can look forward to it!