We're getting closer to the launch of the realme GT Neo3 happening on 22 March. Before it gets fully revealed, the company has shared with us one more thing today. The latest teaser poster shows that the device will get an extra auxiliary chip dedicated for graphic performance.
As some of you might know already, the realme GT Neo3 will be one of the first phones to pack the latest MediaTek Dimensity 8100 SoC. Besides that, realme will also add in a chip to assist the Mali-G610 MC6 GPU in achieving a stable frame rate and ensure lower power consumption in some situations. It's said to work similarly to MEMC (motion estimation, motion compensation), which is a feature that takes in low frame footage and outputs a high frame rate version.
Furthermore, the chip can perform motion interpolation up to 120 fps to fully utilize the device's high refresh rate display. If you want to know how it performs in real life, you can refer to the video above that showcases the gameplay of Genshin Impact. The lower part shows the game with interpolation enabled running at 90 fps, and keep note that the video is shot in slow-mo to demonstrate the difference.
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