The Dimensity 7050 processor is manufactured using a few nanometers process

With the rapid development of smartphones and other electronic devices, processor performance and energy efficiency have become the focus of attention.After the launch of the Dimensity 7050 processor, it has attracted the attention of many users.For processors, process technology is only the most important.So as a newly released processor, how many nanometers is the process of Dimensity 7050?

How many nanometers is the Dimensity 7050 processor?Is Dimensity 7050 made using a 4nm process?

It’s not a 4nm process, but a 6nm process

The Dimensity 7050 processor uses TSMC’s 6nm process.6nm chips refer to chips manufactured using 6 nanometer technology. Generally, mobile phone chips are very small, about as wide as a finger, but they are composed of up to billions of transistors, and each transistor has a gate (Valve), mainly responsible for controlling the on and off of the source and drain stages at both ends.The minimum width of the gate is the value in nm (nanometer) process.

For the just-released MediaTek Dimensity 7050 processor, the CPU part is composed of 2 2.6GHz Cortex-A78 large cores and 6 2.0GHz Cortex-A55 small cores, and the GPU part is equipped with Mali-G68 MC4, supporting LPDDR5/4xand UFS 3.1/2.1.Among them, Cortex-A78 is the successor of the A76 architecture. The new core is largely consistent with the characteristics of the previous generation product and is still an ARM v8.2 CPU core.

To sum up, MediaTek Dimensity 7050 uses a 6nm process. Although its performance is not particularly strong, it is also among the ranks of mid-range chips.The performance is close to the Dimensity 1080 processor released at the end of last year, and it can be regarded as an improved and optimized version of the Dimensity 1080 processor.