Technology | April 11 2019
REALME 3 PRO SHOWN OFF BY BRAND'S
CEO, RUNNING FORTNITE AT 60FPS
After posting photos from the Realme 3
Pro, brand CEO Madhav Sheth shared
an image of the device running
Fortnite. His tweet hints at a faster
chipset.
He commented that other so-called
“Pro” devices can’t run the game
simultaneously, unlike the upcoming
Realme model. It’s not quite clear what
he means, but he may be alluding to
the new 60fps mode that was Epic
Games enabled earlier this year.
Realme 3 Pro in the hands of the
brand's CEO
You can see a “not supported” error on
the phone on the left, whose identity is
just barely disguised – it’s clearly a
Redmi Note 7 Pro, a device that Realme
is targeting. The Redmi has a
Snapdragon 675 chipset and that
doesn’t cut it. In fact, so far only
Snapdragon 855 and Kirin 980 chipsets
are supported.
That’s not to say that the Realme 3 Pro
will have one of those chipsets, its
release can coincide with an update
from Epic. Still, expect something with
a considerably beefier GPU than the
Mali-G72 MP3 inside the vanilla Realme
3.
The Realme 3 Pro will be unveiled on
April 22.