The story is like this. According to a blogger, "A e-sports mobile phone is equipped with the new Snapdragon 8 Gen2 mobile platform, as well as 16GB LPDDR5X, and supports 12GB virtual memory, which is equivalent to reaching 28GB in disguise!"
From the above information, it is easy to guess this phone, and it can basically be concluded that it is the iQOO 11 Pro that has been officially announced. The previously released vivo X90 series still has a maximum memory of 12GB and supports 8GB memory fusion.
Obviously, the configuration on iQOO is more radical, directly reaching 16GB, and the memory fusion technology has also been expanded to 12GB, which should be the largest memory fusion expansion so far.
In addition, although iQOO mobile phones have always focused on game performance and experience, they do not claim to be gaming mobile phone , this time the iQOO 11 series is intended to move closer to e-sports mobile phones.
can be seen from its official announcement poster, claiming to be "the future e-sports flagship, creating a new era of e-sports video effects." Just say I'm an e-sports phone. Therefore, it is natural for the iQOO 11 series to expand the maximum memory to 16GB this time.
The 16GB memory of iQOO 11 Pro this time is actually the upgrade to UFS 4.0+LPDDR5X. The official revealed that compared with iQOO 10, the UFS 4.0 sequential reading speed is increased by 100%, and the energy consumption ratio is increased by 46%; the LPDDR5X speed is increased by 33%, and the frequency is up to 8533Mbps.
However, just like the X90 series, the lowest-equipped 8+128GB version is still the UFS 3.1+LPDDR5 standard. At the same time, due to cost reasons, UFS 4.0, LPDDR5, and LPDDR5X may also be mixed in different versions. As the Emperor's version, the price of the 16GB version will probably rise.
Gaming mobile phones have always led the inverted trend of mobile phone memory. More than a year ago, Tencent ROG gaming phone 5 had already brought the first 18GB of memory on the phone.
We know that memory capacity and speed are closely related to the performance of the mobile phone and even the situation of killing the backend. Especially for gaming phones, players will pay more attention to its situation of killing the backend. However, in some gaming phones, there is still a paradox problem, that is, if the performance mode is turned on for the ultimate performance, the situation of killing the backend will become serious, which in turn affects the user experience.
How to optimize the background mechanism when fully released while the memory capacity and performance are continuously upgraded is probably the key to improving the player's experience in gaming mobile phones. I wonder if the iQOO 11 series can make a good start in this regard this time?
