This morning, Chinese smartphone maker Vivo announced that the X90 series will feature the Dimension 9200 chip and the world's first self-adaptive picture quality mode for the Honor of Kings game.
Vivo X90 series with Dimensity 9200 chip around the corner: it will be a super gaming phone
In this mode, the quality of the game is always at its best, with low temperatures and low power consumption, offering a smoother gaming experience.
According to Vivo's test results, in the adaptive picture mode, the game picture quality can be adjusted to the best state through real-time frame-by-frame adjustment, and the exquisite picture quality can provide you with an experience of smoother battle. Which not only effectively reduces heat and lag, but also reduces power consumption.
Specifically, at 120 frames and extreme image quality, the vivo X90 series mobile phone shot for 1 hour, with an average frame rate of 119,9 frames, a fluctuation root mean square error of 0,92, and a reduction of 18% of energy consumption.
Recall that in November this year, Vivo announced that it has partnered with MediaTek to bring 5 main functions, namely MCQ multi-cycle queue, adaptive picture quality mode for Kings of Glory, eye protection via chip, the fusion of the APU framework and the Airport AI mode.
