Qingyun Huawei HM740 HarmonyOS PC is running on the very powerful Kirin X90 chip. The company hasn’t mentioned the chip details during the official unveiling of the device. But a new input is shedding light on this matter.
Huawei has launched the HM740 HarmonyOS PC with dynamic features and tech capabilities, though it didn’t reveal which Kirin chip the device is running on.
Although Huawei has listed the chip information on the HM740 PC page and confirmed Kirin X90 for it. Inputs reveal that the standard version is running on an 8-core SoC, and the high performance has a 10-core chip.
For comparison, the standard version has Kirin X90A, while the other variant (high-performance edition) equips the Kirin X90 processor. Here’s the key difference:
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1. Kirin X90A
- 8 cores + 16 threads
- 4 cores of 1.80GHz
- 6 cores of 1.85GHz
- 6 cores of 2.07GHz
- GPU: Maleoon 910B
2. Kirin X90
- 10 cores and 20 threads
- 8 cores x 2.31GHz
- 12 cores x 2.05GHz
- GPU: Maleoon 916
The Kirin X90 chipset has obtained the Level II security and reliability certification. It has even qualified with amazing reviews in terms of core technology autonomy, supply chain security, and intellectual property compliance, and meets national information security standards.
Simply put, the chipset is perfect for office work and can deliver the best operation fluency in every aspect. It can boost the overall functioning of the PC without leading to lag, freeze, or shutdowns. You can grab more details about the X90 chip below.
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