Google Tensor: Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro to highlight double ARM Cortex-X1 and ARM Cortex-A76 centers, no DisplayPort Alt mode upheld
Recently, Mishaal Rahman and XDA Developers released various insights regarding the Pixel 6 Pro, Google's next lead cell phone. Both it and the Pixel 6 will be controlled by Google Tensor, the organization's first in-house SoC. While Google has not uncovered the details of Tensor, Rahman and XDA Developers have. As indicated by Rahman, there is a solid possibility of last week's Geekbench posting being authentic. Supposedly, the posting contains various components imparted to XDA Developers' source's Pixel 6 Pro. These incorporate the form finger impression, CPU frequencies, CPU groups and GPU information, for reference. Rahman takes note of that it is feasible to counterfeit these qualities, yet one should know them first. Without Google delivering these, this appears to be impossible. Rahman had as of now revealed that Google Tensor is a tri-bunch SoC, as the Exynos 2100 and Snapdragon 888 are. Notwithstanding, the SoC's CPU parts have been prodded from/pr
