MediaTek launches 4G Gaming chipset Helio G95

MediaTek has come up with Helio G95, the powerful smartphone gaming-focused chip. The latest addition to the MediaTek Helio G Series family features enhanced MediaTek HyperEngine game technology, multi-camera support, unrivalled connectivity, and AI Super Resolution for video streams.

Aimed at the premium 4G gaming smartphone segment, the new chip will power major smartphone brands that will hit global markets in September. MediaTek Helio G95 offers gaming enthusiasts faster performance and high-end features like advanced multi-camera photography - up to four cameras, with an inbuilt AI processing unit (APU). It provides dual wake-up word support and enables HDR10 standard display, which can be enhanced to approach HDR10+ quality in real-time.

MediaTek Helio G95 incorporates a pair of powerful Arm Cortex-A76 CPUs operating up to 2.05GHz, plus six Cortex-A55 power-efficient CPUs, with upgraded Arm Mali-g76 MC4, operating at up to 900 MHz for advanced single and multicore performance. The chip is also equipped with an ultra-low power, always-on DSP that supports dual wake-up word detection, ensuring seamless concurrence between two parallel Voice Wakeup (VoW) functions. The ultra-low power DSP minimizes power consumption of applications such as the always-on Google Assistant and supports multiple keyword triggers and virtual assistants.

The gaming-focused MediaTek Helio G series family consists of the G90 Series and the new G95 chipsets, aimed at premium users, along with the G85, G80, and G70 chipsets for mid-tier gaming devices. The recently launched MediaTek Helio G25 and G35 chips are focused on the mainstream smartphone category and boost MediaTek’s reach across demographics.

“The smartphone gaming segment shows sustained growth, with device makers keen on offering newer, more advanced technologies to gaming enthusiasts. MediaTek continues to enhance its G series gaming chips to deliver robust performance and MediaTek Helio G95 is our most powerful gaming chip to date,” said Dr. Yenchi Lee, Deputy General Manager, Wireless Communications Business Unit, MediaTek.