Snapdragon 765G vs 765 vs 730 vs 730G, Spectacular Upgrades
So very Recently Qualcomm Released their 2020 Upper Mid Range Soc’s The Snapdragon 765 and Snapdragon 765G
and what’s more, is that they are first Soc from Qualcomm with integrated 5G modem
But How do they compare against the previous years upper Mid Range Soc’s the snapdragon 730 and 730G, is it a worthy upgrade to move from 730G to 765G
This Post is a Detailed Comparison of the Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 765G vs Snapdragon 765 vs Snapdragon 730 vs Snapdragon 730G
You can read about Snapdragon 765 and 765G Here
Table of Contents
765G vs 765 vs 730 vs 730G Specification table
So let’s compare them using a Simple specification table first
then I will give a detailed overview of each of the components
Specification | Snapdragon 730 | Snapdragon 730G | Snapdragon 765 | Snapdragon 765G |
CPU | 2x Performance cores Kryo 470 [email protected] 6x Efficiency cores Kryo 470 @1.8GHz | 2x Performance cores Kryo 470 [email protected] 6x Efficiency cores Kryo 470 @1.8GHz | 2X Performance core 1x Kryo 475 @ 2.3GHz 1x Kryo 475 @ 2.2GHz 6x Kryo 470 [email protected] 1.8GHz | 2X Performance core 1x Kryo 475 @ 2.4GHz 1x Kryo 475 @ 2.2GHz 6x Kryo 470 [email protected] 1.8GHz |
GPU | Adreno 618 @ 700MHz 4K HDR10, HLG | Adreno 618 @ 825MHz 4K HDR10, HLG, Snapdragon Elite Gaming features | Adreno 620 4K HDR10, HLG, HDR10+, Dolby Vision | Adreno 620 (15% speed-binned) 4K HDR10, HLG, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, Select Snapdragon Elite Gaming Features |
AI | Hexagon 688 with Hexagon Vector eXtensions and Hexagon Tensor Accelerator 4th generation AI Engine | Hexagon 688 with Hexagon Vector eXtensions and Hexagon Tensor Accelerator 4th generation AI Engine | Hexagon 696 with Hexagon Vector eXtensions and new Hexagon Tensor Accelerator 5th generation AI Engine Qualcomm Sensing Hub | Hexagon 696 with Hexagon Vector eXtensions and new Hexagon Tensor Accelerator 5th generation AI Engine Qualcomm Sensing Hub |
Display | Maximum On-Device Display Support: FHD+ @ 120Hz Maximum External Display Support: UHD @ 60Hz | Maximum On-Device Display Support: FHD+ @ 120Hz Maximum External Display Support: UHD @ 60Hz | Maximum On-Device Display Support: FHD+ @ 120Hz, QHD+ @ 60Hz Maximum External Display Support: UHD @ 60Hz | Maximum On-Device Display Support: FHD+ @ 120Hz, QHD+ @ 60Hz Maximum External Display Support: UHD @ 60Hz |
Memory | 2 x 16-bit, LPDDR4 Up to 1866MHz, 8GB RAM | 2 x 16-bit, LPDDR4 Up to 1866MHz, 8GB RAM | 2 x 16-bit, LPDDR4X Up to 2133MHz, 12GB RAM | 2 x 16-bit, LPDDR4X Up to 2133MHz, 12GB RAM |
ISP/Camera supported | Spectra 350 ISP Single-camera: Up to 36MP with ZSL,MFNR; Up to 192MP Dual camera: Up to 22MP with ZSL,MFNR Video capture: 4K HDR @ 30 fps video; Slow motion up to [email protected] fps; HDR10, HLG | Spectra 350 ISP Single-camera: Up to 36MP with ZSL,MFNR; Up to 192MP Dual camera: Up to 22MP with ZSL,MFNR Video capture: 4K HDR @ 30 fps video; Slow motion up to [email protected] fps; HDR10, HLG | Spectra 355 ISP Single-camera: Up to 36MP with ZSL,MFNR; Up to 192MP Dual camera: Up to 22MP with ZSL,MFNR Video capture: 4K HDR @ 30 fps video; Slow motion up to [email protected] fps; HDR10, HDR10+, HLG | Spectra 355 ISP Single-camera: Up to 36MP with ZSL,MFNR; Up to 192MP Dual camera: Up to 22MP with ZSL,MFNR Video capture: 4K HDR @ 30 fps video; Slow motion up to [email protected] fps; HDR10, HDR10+, HLG |
Modem | Snapdragon X15 LTE modem Download: 800Mbps (4G LTE) Upload: 150Mbps (4G LTE | Snapdragon X15 LTE modem Download: 800Mbps (4G LTE) Upload: 150Mbps (4G LTE | Snapdragon X52 Download: 3.7Gbps (5G), 1.2Gbps (4G LTE) Upload: 1.6Gbps (5G), 210Mbps (4G LTE) mmWave and sub-6 GHz supported | Snapdragon X52 Download: 3.7Gbps (5G), 1.2Gbps (4G LTE) Upload: 1.6Gbps (5G), 210Mbps (4G LTE) mmWave and sub-6 GHz supported |
Charging | Qualcomm Quick Charge 4+ | Qualcomm Quick Charge 4+ | Qualcomm Quick Charge 4+, Qualcomm Quick Charge AI | Qualcomm Quick Charge 4+, Qualcomm Quick Charge AI |
Connectivity | Wi-Fi 6; 2.4/5GHz Bands Bluetooth 5.0 | Wi-Fi 6; 2.4/5GHz Bands Bluetooth 5.0 | Wi-Fi 6 ready; 2.4/5GHz Bands Bluetooth 5.0 | Wi-Fi 6 ready; 2.4/5GHz Bands Bluetooth 5.0 |
Manufacturing process | 8nm LPP from Samsung | 8nm LPP from Samsung | 7nm EUV from Samsung | 7nm EUV from Samsung |
Best Phones using these Soc as of now | Redmi K20 | Oppor Reno 2Z, Redmi K30 4G | No Phones as of now | Redmi K30 5G |
Specification details: https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon-765-5g-mobile-platform

CPU
The Snapdragon 765 is not much of a major improvement in CPU performance when compared to the Snapdragon 730.
There is a new “Prime” CPU core cluster consisting of a lone core clocked at up to 2.3GHz(2.4GHz for 765G).
A lone “Performance” core clocked at up to 2.2GHz. based on customized Kryo 475 architecture(ARM Cortec A-76).
Then there are 6 ARM Cortex-A55-based Efficiency CPU cores clocked at up to 1.8GHz.
The transition from an 8nm manufacturing process to a 7nm manufacturing process is sure to give in some more, CPU power efficiency
GPU
The Adreno 620 GPU in the Snapdragon 765 supposedly offers 20% better performance and efficiency compared to the Adreno 618 GPU in the Snapdragon 730.
In 765G there are additional benefits like Select Snapdragon Elite Gaming Features and 15% speed binned
Also, there is support for HDR10+ in the Adreno 620 As compared to the 4K HDR10 PQ on The Adreno 618
AI
There is Qualcomm’s Hexagon 696 AI processor a 5th Gen AI engine on the Snapdragon 765 and 765G as compared to the Hexagon 688 a 4th gen AI Engine on snapdragon 730 and 730G.
Also, there is a new feature called Qualcomm Sensing Hub on Snapdragon 765 and 765G
Display
One of The Biggest Difference Between the Snapdragon 730 and 765 is the ease of FHD+ 120 Hz display, even though the snapdragon 730 supports FHD+ 120 Hz display due to GPU bounding it was not possible to get the best out of it, so manufactures never really tried putting a 120Hz display on a snapdragon 730 phone but on 765G it is possible to have the FHD+ 120Hz display and is not bounded by the GPU, plus the Snapdragon 765 Also has UHD+ 60Hz display support
Memory
The snapdragon 765 supports LPDDR4X up to 12 GB of RAM at 2133 MHz, as compared to the LPDDR4 up to 8GB at 1866 MHz on Snapdragon 730,
The LPDDR4X is more efficient than the LPDDR4 thus resulting in less battery consumption and that increase in frequency can also add in performance
Camera/ISP
Not Much is different in terms of Camera as the megapixel count and properties remain same but due to a better processor there should be a difference in post-processing of the image thus better image quality is expected from the Snapdragon 765
One main difference is Slow-motion videos, 720p videos at 480fps compared to the Spectra 350’s [email protected] support. In addition, the Spectra 355 adds support for video capture in HDR10+.
Modem
The Biggest Difference between the Snapdragon 730 and 765 is the 5G support
the Snapdragon X52 Dual LTE and 5G modem on the Snapdragon 765 is capable of 5G and supports both the mmWave and Sub 6Ghz band, but in India, there are very low chances of getting 5G in upcoming years
But even in LTE Download/Upload Speeds, the Snapdragon X52 is much ahead of the Snapdragon X15 LTE on the Snapdragon 730
Snapdragon 765 Download/Upload(LTE) : up to 1.2 Gbps/210 Mbps
Snapdragon 730 Download/Upload(LTE) : up to 800 Mbps/150 Mbps
clearly the speed on snapdragon 765 is much better than the Snapdragon 730

Battery
Not Much is different in charging support, both have Qualcomm quick charge 4+ tech on them
but the Snapdragon 765 has the Qualcomm quick charge AI support which according to Qualcomm when Compared to the Snapdragon 730, a device with the Snapdragon 765 will last for up to 200 more battery life cycles
Manufacturing process
The snapdragon 765 is based on 7nm process from Samsung, while the 730 was based on 8nm also from Samsung,
A smaller manufacturing process means more battery efficiency and more battery life
while getting more powerful as the amount of transistor can be increased
Benchmarks
Now on to the Benchmarks, The Snapdragon 765G is way ahead of the 730,
there is a significant difference between the 765G and the Helio G90T,
with the 765G being ahead of the G90T, but is still behind the Snapdragon 845 a 2-year old flagship From Qualcomm

Conclusion
The Snapdragon 765G seems to be complete mid-range package, with great performance, great camera support, and great Display support and much more, With the support from the Benchmarks, is a worthy successor to the Snapdragon 730 and 730G
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