Mediatek’s new flagship MT6795 details exposed, a budget Snapdragon 810?


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Details of the Mediatek MT6795 flagship processor have emerged today boasting hardware which could make the Snapdragon 810 blush.

There has been a lot of talk recently of Mediatek’s new 64bit processors having enough poke in them to give SoC’s like the Snapdragon 801 a run for their money. Today, the Snapdragon 810 could be under threat as leaks detail features of the new Mediatek MT6795 chipset.

The MT6795 briefly appeared in a leaked roadmap from Mediatek last week. Now we have more detailed information and a better idea of what to expect from the new power house.

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For the MT6795, Mediatek have gone down the same 28nm manufacturing processor but used a 64bit octacore set up made of Cortex A53 cores and A57 cores. The spec sheet claims the processor can run at 2.2Ghz, but we will likely see a faster model capable of around 2.5Ghz nearer to launch too.

The GPU is a PowerV G6200, similar to that found in the iPhone 5S, so we know it is good but we don’t know if it will be as good as the Adreno 430 which comes with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810.

Dual channel LPDDR3 933Mhz memory is supported by the processor where as Qualcomm gets 64bit LPDD4F 1600mhz. Up to 2560 x 1600 resolution display will be supported by the next generation MTK chip, as will 20 mega-pixel cameras, LTE, Glonass, GPS etc. What’s more the MT6795 is pin compatible with the MT6592 so the upgrade should be quick and painless for most current phones.

Mediatek are stating a launch date of the end of 2014 meaning Q1 2015 flagship Chinese phones are going to be packing these beauties!

Do you think with processor like the Mediatek MT6795, Qualcomm should start to worry?

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54 Comments

  1. Rob
    July 10, 2014

    I hope so, its about time Mediatek started competing with Qualcomm at the higher end of the market. We, the consumers should be the beneficiaries of this increased competition.

  2. JS
    July 10, 2014

    Well Qualcomm certainly has already an answer, but this is good to shake things.

  3. יואב שטרנברג
    July 10, 2014

    The gpu in this MT6795 have 60% of the perforemnce of the gpu of S800, And the GPU is the S810 will be atleast 50% faster then in the S800..

    And we all know that you don’t have what to do with extra CPU power, but extra GPU power (in this case more then 150%) is never bad (better FPS)…

    So no, Qualcomm shouldn’t worry about this cpu, because I don’t think it will “run” (with enough high FPS) the high-end games when it will be released.

    • desponent
      July 10, 2014

      Thankfully that also means we don’t have to worry it’s going to cost the same. I want to know which “high-end” mobile game that an 5S cannot run?

      • יואב שטרנברג
        July 10, 2014

        The 5s as a better gpu perforemence then the S800 (~~ same to s801 ~~)

        • wat
          July 10, 2014

          wat

          • יואב שטרנברג
            July 10, 2014

            The 5s has G6430 which is twice stronger then the GC6200

  4. True_Neutral
    July 10, 2014

    Nope, I don’t think Qualcomm should be worried.

    The fact that the 810 is fabricated on a 20nm process means it will be more power efficient than this MTK; This is simple physics, there’s no way around this.

    At the very least Qualcomm need not be worried at the high end, but their Snapdragon 410 parts may be threatened somewhat.

    • wat
      July 10, 2014

      Battery life isn’t everything, in fact beyond 8 hours usage I don’t care in the slightest and would prefer the cheapness.

      • יואב שטרנברג
        July 10, 2014

        And (at least) X2.5 faster gpu doesn’t matter to you?

        • wat
          July 10, 2014

          Make your fucking mind up kid, is it 60% of the 5S making it 166% or is it 200%? Are you just pulling these numbers out of your arse?

          • lollingtons
            July 10, 2014

            No! He is a semiconductor expert!

          • Aeonia
            July 10, 2014

            my post…above

      • Brandon
        January 20, 2015

        Powerful performance and great battery life go hand in hand, but then again you did say you would prefer something cheap so pardon my opinion.

      • Joe_HTH
        February 19, 2015

        It matters to most people. Most people don’t want to charge the phone every 8 hours.

        • wat
          February 19, 2015

          If you have more than 8 hours a day use on your phone, yes this is 8 hours constant use, then you have no life and are unemployed. In that case, sure.

  5. realjjj
    July 10, 2014

    Snapdragon 810 will come later but is on 20nm and you guys seem to be just assuming that the MT6795i is not 8x A53 since based on the 2 leaks there is no info on what cores it is using.
    Quad A57 on 28nm is very unlikely to work out well in phones and it couldn’t compete with the same thing on 20nm so Mediatek will have to aim to compete at a later date if MT6795 really is on 28nm.

    • יואב שטרנברג
      July 10, 2014

      And don’t forget the the gpu should be at least better in +150% (x2.5)

    • lollingtons
      July 10, 2014

      Rofl. Please share more of your knowledge about semi conductor fabrication.

      The first image states ‘HMP architecture’. This stands for heterogeneous multiprocessor. HMP is a version of the big.LITTLE architecture that allows all 8 cores to operate simultaneously. This coupled with the fact is is a 64B chip heavily implies it will be an A53/A57 big.LITTLE chip.

  6. July 10, 2014

    As much as this is a big improvement from the Cortex A7 powered MT6592, it still does not directly compare with the Snapdragon 810 SoC. I hope this is not gonna be like the MT6589T SoC whose GPU could not comfortably handle Real Racing 3 at FHD (1920 x 1080). I think it will be better to to rock this at FHD than 2K display to make sure it can handle the pushing of those pixels. But, I guess it will all boil down to price finally. The cheaper either of them is, all the better for us all.

  7. Rob
    July 10, 2014

    I hope so, its about time Mediatek started competing with Qualcomm at the higher end of the market. We, the consumers should be the beneficiaries of this increased competition.

  8. JS
    July 10, 2014

    Well Qualcomm certainly has already an answer, but this is good to shake things.

  9. יואב שטרנברג
    July 10, 2014

    The gpu in this MT6795 have 60% of the perforemnce of the gpu of S800, And the GPU is the S810 will be atleast 50% faster then in the S800..

    And we all know that you don’t have what to do with extra CPU power, but extra GPU power (in this case more then 150%) is never bad (better FPS)…

    So no, Qualcomm shouldn’t worry about this cpu, because I don’t think it will “run” (with enough high FPS) the high-end games when it will be released.

    • desponent
      July 10, 2014

      Thankfully that also means we don’t have to worry it’s going to cost the same. I want to know which “high-end” mobile game that an 5S cannot run?

    • יואב שטרנברג
      July 10, 2014

      The 5s as a better gpu perforemence then the S800 (~~ same to s801 ~~)

    • Guest
      July 10, 2014

      This comment was deleted.

    • יואב שטרנברג
      July 10, 2014

      The 5s has G6430 which is twice stronger then the GC6200

  10. True_Neutral
    July 10, 2014

    Nope, I don’t think Qualcomm should be worried.

    The fact that the 810 is fabricated on a 20nm process means it will be more power efficient than this MTK; This is simple physics, there’s no way around this.

    At the very least Qualcomm need not be worried at the high end, but their Snapdragon 410 parts may be threatened somewhat.

    • Guest
      July 10, 2014

      This comment was deleted.

    • יואב שטרנברג
      July 10, 2014

      And (at least) X2.5 faster gpu doesn’t matter to you?

    • Guest
      July 10, 2014

      This comment was deleted.

    • Guest
      July 10, 2014

      No! He is a semiconductor expert!

    • Boni M.
      July 10, 2014

      my post…above

    • Brandon
      January 20, 2015

      Powerful performance and great battery life go hand in hand, but then again you did say you would prefer something cheap so pardon my opinion.

    • Joe_HTH
      February 19, 2015

      It matters to most people. Most people don’t want to charge the phone every 8 hours.

  11. realjjj
    July 10, 2014

    Snapdragon 810 will come later but is on 20nm and you guys seem to be just assuming that the MT6795i is not 8x A53 since based on the 2 leaks there is no info on what cores it is using.
    Quad A57 on 28nm is very unlikely to work out well in phones and it couldn’t compete with the same thing on 20nm so Mediatek will have to aim to compete at a later date if MT6795 really is on 28nm.

    • יואב שטרנברג
      July 10, 2014

      And don’t forget the the gpu should be at least better in +150% (x2.5)

    • Guest
      July 10, 2014

      Rofl. Please share more of your knowledge about semi conductor fabrication.

      The first image states ‘HMP architecture’. This stands for heterogeneous multiprocessor. HMP is a version of the big.LITTLE architecture that allows all 8 cores to operate simultaneously. This coupled with the fact is is a 64B chip heavily implies it will be an A53/A57 big.LITTLE chip.

  12. Michael Ogbonnaya
    July 10, 2014

    As much as this is a big improvement from the Cortex A7 powered MT6592, it still does not directly compare with the Snapdragon 810 SoC. I hope this is not gonna be like the MT6589T SoC whose GPU could not comfortably handle Real Racing 3 at FHD (1920 x 1080). I think it will be better to to rock this at FHD than 2K display to make sure it can handle the pushing of those pixels. But, I guess it will all boil down to price finally. The cheaper either of them is, all the better for us all.

  13. Aeonia
    July 10, 2014

    The iphone 5s uses the powervr G6430 giving it around 115 GFlops..this new mtk chi(pset uses the powervr G6200 churning around 76 GFlops..graphically it’s slightly lower than the adreno 320 in snapdragon 600(86-97GFlops)..so i don’t think it stands a chance against the adreno 330(166 GFlops)..let alone the adreno 430

    Regardless, for the price we will be getting this at..it should be well worth it.

    Do note that GFlops are only as reliable as the level of optimization and do not necessarily depict real world performance.

  14. Boni M.
    July 10, 2014

    The iphone 5s uses the powervr G6430 giving it around 115 GFlops..this new mtk chi(pset uses the powervr G6200 churning around 76 GFlops..graphically it’s slightly lower than the adreno 320 in snapdragon 600(86-97GFlops)..so i don’t think it stands a chance against the adreno 330(166 GFlops)..let alone the adreno 430

    Regardless, for the price we will be getting this at..it should be well worth it.

    Do note that GFlops are only as reliable as the level of optimization and do not necessarily depict real world performance.

  15. The Chosen One
    July 11, 2014

    The major thing is the price point.

    Even if the 64bit MediaTek chip doesn’t replicate and or surpass their main competitors SoC’s the mere fact that the average consumer can get near top grade performance at 50% to 1/3 less the price of what is considered a ‘high end’ unit would make waves and generate a lot of sales in any market place.

    Let the price vs performance wars begin!

  16. iANDROID8.1
    July 11, 2014

    all hail the return of PowerVR!

  17. The Chosen One
    July 11, 2014

    The major thing is the price point.

    Even if the 64bit MediaTek chip doesn’t replicate and or surpass their main competitors SoC’s the mere fact that the average consumer can get near top grade performance at 50% to 1/3 less the price of what is considered a ‘high end’ unit would make waves and generate a lot of sales in any market place.

    Let the price vs performance wars begin!

  18. iANDROID8.1
    July 11, 2014

    all hail the return of PowerVR!

  19. min009
    July 11, 2014

    The GPU war on Android doesn’t make any sense as there’s no games or apps that can utilize it. S800 can still play any games on the play store at max setting.

  20. min009
    July 11, 2014

    The GPU war on Android doesn’t make any sense as there’s no games or apps that can utilize it. S800 can still play any games on the play store at max setting.

  21. Joe_HTH
    February 19, 2015

    It’s not just about power. It’s about efficiency, cost, and features as well.

  22. Joe_HTH
    February 19, 2015

    I’d never choose a Chinese semiconductor company over an American one. So Qualcomm it is.

    • Jimmy
      February 22, 2015

      Mediatek is a taiwanese company.

  23. wat
    February 19, 2015

    When are they going to change to a lower node?

  24. Joe_HTH
    February 19, 2015

    It’s not just about power. It’s about efficiency, cost, and features as well.

  25. Joe_HTH
    February 19, 2015

    I’d never choose a Chinese semiconductor company over an American one. So Qualcomm it is.

    • Jimmy
      February 22, 2015

      Mediatek is a taiwanese company.