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High-end Xiaomi’s Pinecone SoC chips V670 and V970 in Works

Avinash Kumar by Avinash Kumar
February 6, 2017
in Leaks, News, Phones

Rumors have floated for some time about Xiaomi working on its own set of SOC chips or processors to power their future smartphones instead of Qualcomm or Mediatek, though the details were not good enough till today. Today we have more specific details about Xiaomi’s own Pinecone SOC chips that are being developed by the company. A rumor surfaced on the Chinese social network Weibo gives us all these specific details.

As per the rumors, Xiaomi is working on two Pinecone SoC chips with model numbers V670 and V970. Out of these two, V670 core design is complete and it uses 4 x A53 + 4 x A53 octa-core architecture with Mali T860 MP4 GPU, clocked at 800MHz. The processor uses the 28nm process. Whereas V970 uses 4 x A73 +4 x A53 octa-core architecture with the 10nm process used by the high end chips.

Out of these processor, V670 is expected to power the upcoming Xiaomi Mi 5C smartphone which is rumored for long time. In terms of performance, V670 overall performance is expected to be equivalent to Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor.

The other SOC chip i.e. V970 is still in works and may come out in the fourth quarter of this year using four A73 core +4 A53 core eight-core architecture with large-core frequency reaching 2.7 GHz and small core clocked at 2.0GHz, equipped with Mali G71 MP12 GPU clocked at 900MHz.

Take this rumor with pinch of salt. stay tuned at Androidpure and we will keep you updated.

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