Home Comparison It is no secret to anyone the fact that the great and well-known worldwide company Qualcomm focuses on delivering to its users around the world products of the best quality, focusing on processors that are not only found inside smartphones, but a large part of the smart products that are currently available. Today we are going to compare two of the most recent processors, the Snapdragon 720G and the Snapdragon 730G, and we will see who is the winner in this battle of Snapdragon 720G vs Snapdragon 730G for the best processor made for video games. What's Inside ToggleSnapdragon 720G vs Snapdragon 730G – Specs SheetSnapdragon 720G vs Snapdragon 730G – CPU ComparisonSnapdragon 720G vs Snapdragon 730G – GPU ComparisonSnapdragon 720G vs Snapdragon 730G – Other Specs ComparisonOur Final VerdictOverall winner: Snapdragon 720G Snapdragon 720G vs Snapdragon 730G – Specs Sheet Snapdragon 720G Snapdragon 730G CPU2 ARM [email protected] 6 ARM [email protected]2 ARM [email protected] 6 ARM [email protected] GPUAdreno 618Adreno 618@600MHz Process8nmSamsung's 8nm LPP CoreOcta-CoreOcta-Core Architecture64Bit64Bit RAM Speed2133MHz1866MHz RAM Type8GB LPDDR4x8GB LPDDR4X Snapdragon 720G vs Snapdragon 730G – CPU Comparison Starting this great competition of titans, we will talk a little about their CPUs. The Snapdragon 720G has a technology that works based on 8 cores in total, which is based on two Cortex A76 cores that go at an approximate speed of 2.3GHz and six Cortex A55 cores that go at an approximate speed of 1.8GHz. That being said, the Snapdragon 730G has an 8nm lithograph process, which is far superior to that of the recently launched MediaTek chips, also having an octa-core architecture that uses Kryo 470 cores at speeds up to 2.2GHz. The GeekBench test yields a result of 2,259 points for this processor, while in multiple-core performance it has 6,980 points. Winner: Snapdragon 730G Snapdragon 720G vs Snapdragon 730G – GPU Comparison Having talked about the above topic, we will go on to comment a bit about their GPUs. The Snapdragon 720G comes with the Adreno 618 GPU, which will give us the opportunity to get the most out of the games along with their HDR10 capabilities. Along with that, the Hexagon 692 DSP will make the AI of this processor offer us the best results automatically. On the other hand, the Snapdragon 730G also works with the Adreno 618, manufactured by Qualcomm itself, which has a speed of 700MHz. That being said, this processor has been overclocked to offer between 15% and 25% more power. Winner: Snapdragon 720G Snapdragon 720G vs Snapdragon 730G – Other Specs Comparison Now, we already talk about their CPUs and GPUs, and we will talk about other specifications that these two processors give us. The Snapdragon 720G processor offers support for sensors up to 192 megapixels in the rough, but will only include noise reduction in 48 megapixel photographs (4: 1 binning). It will also include zero shutter lag in 32 megapixel sensors and dual cameras of up to 16 megapixels per sensor will be mounted. As for video, we have around 4K at 30 frames per second. With that said, the RAM sticks of the Snapdragon 730G are slower in frequency, although they remain in LPDDR4x. Also, the compatible photographic sensors are good for the market in which the chip is located, since supports unique 48 megapixel sensors and dual 22 megapixel sensors. The connections, although fast, do not offer anything special, so the gamers are not particularly benefited with the use of these SoC. Winner: Snapdragon 720G Our Final Verdict Concluding this Snapdragon 720G vs Snapdragon 730G comparison, we must say that it depends on the user to select the processor that best suits its needs. That being said, and guided by this comparison, it can be seen that the Snapdragon 720G works slightly in a better way compared to the Snapdragon 730G, but as we always say, it all depends on the tastes and needs of the user. Overall winner: Snapdragon 720G
