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Oppo confirms global Find X10 Pro Max launch powered by MediaTek’s latest flagship chip

Alongside the latest MediaTek chip, Oppo has also confirmed that its new Find X10 Pro Max flagship will be available in global markets. more…

Oppo confirms global Find X10 Pro Max launch powered by MediaTek’s latest flagship chip

Oppo has announced that its upcoming Find X10 Pro Max flagship will be available in global markets and will be powered by MediaTek’s latest flagship chip, the Dimensity 9600 Pro. The news comes as no surprise, as Oppo confirmed that the new smartphone will be released in international markets, referring to markets outside of China.

The Dimensity 9600 Pro is the first device to feature this new chip, which boasts a 17% overall performance improvement over previous models. The chip includes two 4.55GHz C2-Ultra cores and six performance cores, delivering enhanced CPU performance. Additionally, the graphics performance has been boosted with the latest G2-Ultra NX GPU, which introduces enhanced ray tracing and new neural graphics capabilities.

Oppo's "Laminar Flow Engine" is designed to balance ultra-smooth system responsiveness, low power consumption, accelerate app launches, and maintain smooth content loading during demanding scenarios. The Find X10 series is set to be announced on September 22.

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