In short, the system will not only login with facial recognition, but also realize when you leave, and lock the machine, which is particularly useful in both corporate and home environments. 8cx Gen 3’s camera subsystem also supports up to 4K HDR camera quality as well as full Windows Hello IR compatibility with presence detect. For audio, noise suppression and echo-cancellation technology is a part of the Qualcomm Voice Suite, and these work-from-home targeted features are all enhanced by on-board AI acceleration to remove unwanted background sounds and isolate the user’s voice. However, beyond just CPU and GPU grunt, Qualcomm was also keenly focused on videoconferencing chops, with 8cx Gen 3’s Spectra Image Signal Processor (ISP) delivering faster web cam start-up times, along with improved auto-focus, white balance and exposure response for better Teams and Zoom video call quality.
In terms of graphics and gaming, Qualcomm notes Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 will deliver up to 60 percent better performance, and support full HD gaming up to 120 FPS. Specifically, though the QCOM hasn’t detailed the architecture fully yet, it notes, with a new prime core (performance core) architecture and a 5nm process shrink, that Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 will deliver up to a whopping 85% generational lift in compute performance, and up to 60 percent better performance-per-watt metrics, versus what it claims are competitive X86 platforms.
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