GPU Turbo :- Tech Explained,How does it work?,Advantages


Honor the sub-brand of Huwaei has patented this Technology namely the GPU Turbo .According to the company this technology improves the GPU performance for  better gaming .So let's look how this technology works and does it really improve performance.

 How Does It Is Work
So basically for a smother gaming experience we always calculate the gaming transitions i.e. change from one frame or image to another in fps(frames per second) so therefore frame is a main basic unit that is important in a game where the GPU creates each and every frame from scratch again and again.So when you are playing a game with high graphics i.e. more complex frames the GPU gets overloaded and we see a  lag in gaming .
So what GPU Turbo does is that it has special integration of hardware & software where both the CPU,GPU & the software (EMUI) is manufactured by Honor so that the GPU and the software are optimized perfectly.GPU Turbo is a software feature which can be rolled out to other devices as well .
The basic concept of GPU Turbo is that in a game there are many frames which are needed to be created again and again & in some frames there are hardly any changes or those frames can be created again with help of parts from the previous frame rather than constantly creating the same frame  or part of the frame from scratch.
The GPU Turbo thus helps in handling the GPU in a optimized way.The current coding works well with games like PUBG & other manufactures can also optimize their games with help to this.

 Advantages
1)GPU Turbo results into smoother gameplay and good performance
2)It improves the battery life of the phone as GPU is not overloaded 
3)The performance improves by 60% & battery consumption reduces by 30%
4)GPU Turbo can give you a 4D gaming experiaence with vibrations that match the game situations    


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