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OnePlus has revealed a major leap in its gaming technology, built to make mobile gaming faster, smoother, and more powerful than ever. The new system brings together top-notch hardware, smart chip-level controls, and AI-powered software. The goal is simple: no lag, better battery life, and high frame rates, especially for the upcoming OnePlus 15 Series.
Marcel Campos, Director of Product Strategy at OnePlus India, said that great gaming starts with smooth, uninterrupted performance. He explained that OnePlus has created hardware strong enough to handle the heavy lifting, so players can just enjoy the fun.
At the core of this upgrade is something called the OP Gaming Core, a technology built completely in-house for gaming. It’s powered by more than 20,000 lines of custom code and supported by over 250 patents. The highlight is the new OnePlus CPU Scheduler, which makes the processor work more efficiently by cutting down unnecessary tasks. This helps the phone stay cool, use less power, and keep the frame rate stable during intense games.
The Next-Gen HyperRendering system adds another layer of power by improving how the phone handles graphics. It boosts GPU efficiency by up to 80%, which means players get sharper visuals, less lag, and smoother motion, even when recording gameplay or playing demanding open-world games at 120 frames per second.
OnePlus is also bringing in a Performance Tri-Chip system, which includes three special chips designed to work together, a Performance Chip, a Touch Response Chip, and a Wi-Fi Chip G2. The Performance Chip, based on the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, gives the system strong, steady power. The Touch Chip makes controls more precise with ultra-fast touch response rates. And the Wi-Fi Chip G2 keeps online connections stable even when the signal is weak.
After years of research, OnePlus has also introduced OP FPS Max, a new ecosystem that pushes gaming up to 165 frames per second. It uses a 165Hz display and advanced chip syncing to give players the smoothest visuals ever seen on a phone.
OnePlus says this system will first appear in the OnePlus 15 Series, with several games already supporting the new high frame rate. More partnerships with game developers are expected soon, marking a big step toward the future of mobile gaming.