However, it is far from the 10nm nodes in terms of transistor density and power efficiency. The 12nm Fabrication Node of TSMC offers decent efficiency and it is on par with the 14nm fabrication nodes of other manufacturers like GlobalFoundries or Samsung. However, opting for a Snapdragon 660 device would be a better choice when it comes to gaming. If you play a lot of games on your smartphone, can definitely go for a device powered by this SOC. You will be able to play PUBG Mobile and other popular games smoothly. The Mali-G72 MP3 is a pretty decent GPU and it can handle every game with ease. On the performance front, you shouldn’t see a significant difference when compared to a Snapdragon 660 device.
My experience while performing general tasks such as browsing and messaging was quite good. The experience while using the device is smooth and the apps open in the blink of an eye.Īnyone that needs a phone that is snappy and can perform heavy tasks should go for it. The powerful Cortex-A73 cores take the performance of midrange phones to a whole new level. The performance of P70 in the real-world scenario is impressive. I’ll divide the review into multiple sections for the ease of understanding. Here’s a detailed performance review of the Helio P70 to know whether this SOC is right for you or not. You can check out our GPU rankings here to learn more. However, the Adreno 512 (Snapdragon 660) is quite better. The Mali-G72 MP3 is better than the Adreno 509 of Snapdragon 636. Also, the higher GPU frequency and the Mediatek’s Response Time Enhancement Technology should result in a better gaming experience. The Mali-G72 MP3 GPU is a decent choice and it can handle all the games without any hiccups.
The maximum frequency that the high-performance A73 cluster can reach is 2.1 GHz. It has an 8-core CPU with two clusters of Cortex-A73 cores and Cortex-A53 cores. Compared to the specification of Helio P60, the only difference is the clock speeds of both the CPU & the GPU. Here is the specification table of MediaTek Helio P70. The AI performance of this chip is impressive and matches some of the flagship grade SOCs.īefore we go into the details, let’s have a look the pros. Just like the Helio P60, it is fabricated using the TSMC’s 12nm Fabrication Technology. In fact, it is one of the best midrange processors at present times. I’m not at all saying that Helio P70 is not a good chip. I am only criticizing the Mediatek’s naming scheme that could deceive general consumers. So, by looking at the naming scheme, a normal consumer will feel that it is a big performance jump from Helio P60 to P70. Well, even if they wanted to launch a SOC with those minor performance gains, they should have named it something like Helio P63 or maybe Helio P65. They should have launched the Helio P70 with some major improvements instead. I don’t think that there was any need for Helio P70 in the first place. There’s another new feature known as the Response Time Enhancement Technology which optimizes latency and response times. These slightly higher frequencies will result in a performance boost of 5-10% but nothing as significant as a die shrink or using a better CPU or GPU architecture.
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