iQOO Neo6 decryption: High thermal conductivity rare earth heat dissipation material support

     Today, blogger @熊猫很禿然 exposed the renderings of iQOO Neo6.

　　The leaked picture shows that iQOO Neo6 uses a center-hole OLED straight screen. The number "13" in the picture suggests that iQOO Neo6 may be released on April 13.

　　One of the biggest highlights of this phone is the heat dissipation. @熊猫很禿然 once revealed that iQOO Neo6 uses high thermal conductivity rare earth heat dissipation material to specifically solve the problem of mobile phone heating.

　　Previously, iQOO used high thermal conductivity rare earth heat dissipation materials on iQOO Neo5S. With the support of high thermal conductivity rare earth heat dissipation materials and ultra-large graphite heat dissipation materials, the iQOO Neo5S equipped with Snapdragon 888 runs "Genshin Impact" with an average frame rate of nearly 60 frames and runs stably.

　　It is reported that this high-conductivity rare earth heat dissipation material adopts aerospace engine-level technology. By adding two rare earth elements, lanthanum and cerium, to the metal, the thermal conductivity of the metal cover is increased by 200% compared to traditional heat dissipation systems.

　　Now this heat dissipation material has been applied to iQOO Neo6, allowing the Snapdragon 8 flagship processor to remain "cool" while delivering powerful performance, which is worth looking forward to.