According to product strategy of , the new Reno series will meet consumers by the end of this year; recently, some configurations of the Reno9 series have been exposed online, among which the OPPO Reno9 standard version will use the Snapdragon 778G (or Snapdragon 778G+) chip, while the OPPO Reno9 Pro uses MediaTek Dimensity 8000 chip (or Dimensity 8000 Max).
As a comparison, the standard version in the OPPO Reno8 series uses MediaTek Dimensity 1300 chip, while the Pro version uses Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 chip, so the performance of the standard version and Pro version of the Reno9 series has improved compared to the previous generation; of course, the reputation of Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 on the OPPO Reno8 Pro is not good, and OPPO may be "deprecated".
Snapdragon 778G is a chip released last year. The chip adopts TSMC's 6nm process standard. The chip consists of four A78 large cores and four A55 small cores. It is a chip with relatively strong performance. Of course, manufacturers use Snapdragon 778G chips not for high performance, but because the chip has a good balance between performance and battery life.
The first Honor 50 series machine, which launched this chip, was greatly successful after it was launched. Therefore, many manufacturers chose to use the chip on their main machines. Some machines focusing on the offline market have achieved good reputation and sales by equipped with Snapdragon 778G chip; it is precisely because of this that Qualcomm also launched a small iteration of Snapdragon 778G - Snapdragon 778G+, but the gap between the two is very small. The Reno9 series uses Snapdragon 778G chip, which is not surprising to Xiaozhai. After all, the Reno series focuses on the offline market. The consumers faced by this phone do not pursue excessive performance. At the same time, Snapdragon 778G can also meet most of the needs of consumers, and it also has a certain guarantee in terms of battery life. It is considered a "stable" chip.
Dimensity 8000 is a chip released this year. The chip adopts a 5nm process format, consisting of four A78 large cores and four A55 small cores. It is a chip with very powerful performance; in fact, Dimensity 8100 and Dimensity 8100 Max are essentially the "overclocked version" of Dimensity 8000, and the performance gap is not very big.
OPPO's K series machines are equipped with Dimensity 8000 Max chip, which has also gained recognition from many consumers through its focus on "cost-performance ratio", but the K series machines are far inferior to the Reno series in terms of design and texture.
