Google Will Bring Some Game Modes to Its New Andorid TV
Recently, Google has been trying to make non-smart televisions smart or increase the capacity of your current smart television.
Recently, Google has been trying to make non-smart televisions smart or increase the capacity of your current smart television.
Google recently signaled its Android TV, which can be used to make non-smart televisions smart or to increase the capacity of your current smart television. Sabrina Some software information of this smart television device called has been revealed. The good news is that these lines of code contain some hardware information about the device.
A developer from the XDA-Developers team shared Sabrina's pre-release software information. From codes Device Tree Source (DTS) The software developer examined the section closely and analyzed some of the hardware features of the device. Let us point out that the information consists of the sections that communicate with the processor, especially when the device is turned on.
Google Android TV may come with lag-reducing gaming mode:
The shared code is almost 4,200 lines and it is necessary to have a high degree of Android and Linux developer knowledge to understand it. That's why we think it is not necessary to share all the line codes and we will share the important parts with you. When we look at the first lines of the whole code (sml_sabrina_2g) From the article, we can say that Sabrina will have 2 GB RAM. As chipset g12a As we can understand from its name, the smart TV seems to be powered by Amlogic S905X2 as the processor.
If we take a closer look at the processor, Amlogic S905X2 is a chipset with 12 nm production technology. Includes 4 units ARM Cortex-A53 The processor with three cores always manages to run one core at 1.8 GHz. As a graphics processing unit ARM Mali-G31 MP2 The processor using it can support 4Kp75 10-bit H.265 codecs as video. The device, which can provide 4Kp60 output via HDMI 2.1, incorporates HDR and Dolby Vision technologies. We can say that it does not surprise us that Amlogic S905X2, which is a very popular processor for Android TVs, is also preferred by Google.
Another feature that emerges in code sequences is ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode). This technology, which significantly reduces the delay in the images created on the television with HDMI 2.1, is also supported by Sabrina. Sabrina seems to activate this feature, which most televisions on the market activate under the name 'Game Mode', on its own. However, keep in mind that in order for this feature to be active, your television must have a delay-reducing mode.
Google StadiaLet us add that this feature is a very appropriate choice since we know that it will come to Android TVs in 2020. Although we do not have any date information for the launch, no statement has been made yet regarding its price.
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