Qualcomm has finally announced the full lineup of Snapdragon X-series processors. There are four different control circuits including three from the Elite level and one from the Plus level. So in this article, we unpack the naming scheme of Snapdragon X Elite and Snapdragon X Plus processors. Furthermore, we explain the difference between variants, benchmark scores and more. On that note, let's jump in.
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The Snapdragon X series has a total of four processors and two SoC platforms: Snapdragon X Elite and Snapdragon X Plus. The Snapdragon X Elite has three different SKUs and the Snapdragon X Plus only has one SKU. Here are the different SKUs for each platform.
Now let's understand the naming scheme. The product number X1E-84-100 has "X" which means it's a Snapdragon X-series processor; '1' denotes the generation as this is Qualcomm's first Oryon-based PC chipset; 'E' is for Elite, likewise 'P' is for Plus; '84' is the SKU which is different for each processor; finally '100' is the variant which is the same on all processors.
Each SKU is largely differentiated by CPU clock speed. While there must be a difference in power consumption for all these processors, Qualcomm has not officially disclosed TDP figures.
