There are hundreds and even thousands of chips in every single smartphone. The one that people care about the most is definitely the processor, because it directly determines how powerful your phone is and whether games can run smoothly. But is buying an expensive flagship phone the only option to improve the gaming experience? Of course not. The realme P4 Pro is only equipped with a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 processor, yet its gaming experience can reach flagship-level performance. All of this is thanks to a chip from Pixelworks: the X7 Gen2 Visual Processor.

Realme P4 Pro

The Realme P4 series is designed specifically for the Indian market. Take the P4 Pro as an example: it comes with a 50MP main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide camera, a massive 7000mAh battery with 80W wired charging, a 144Hz curved display, and an ultra-slim body. Even its design bears a striking resemblance to the newly released iPhone 17 Pro series. As a mid-range phone, it performs remarkably well. If there’s one shortcoming, it would be the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, which lacks a bit of raw power. But as mentioned earlier, Realme has equipped the device with a Pixelworks chip to make up for that final weakness.

Pixelworks X7 Gen2 Visual Processor

The X7 series of chips is probably no stranger to some users, as they have been used in models such as the OnePlus 12 and Ace 3. However, the realme P4 series is probably the cheapest model you can buy with the Pixelworks X7 Gen2. With the help of this chip, your phone can boost the frame rate of hundreds of games to as high as 144fps, and increase the resolution to 1.5K. It can also convert SDR images to HDR, allowing every player to experience an ultimate level of gaming.

So is the Pixelworks X7 Gen2 really that magical? Can it truly elevate the gaming experience of a budget phone? Real-world testing is the best evidence. This chip currently provides AI Hyper Motion, AI Hyper Clarity, and AI Always-On HDR features for Genshin Impact, so we chose it as the benchmark game to test the actual effects of each function.

AI Hyper Motion: Boost frame rate

The most important feature of the Pixelworks X7 Gen2 is AI Hyper Motion, which is the frame interpolation function. For now, you can choose to enhance the frame rate up to 144. Running Genshin Impact at 144 frames on the realme P4 Pro is no longer a difficult task for the X7 Gen2. But apart from the average frame rate, there are many other data points worth noting, such as Repeat FPS and Generated FPS.

Both of these metrics can be measured using the PerfDog testing tool. To make this possible, Pixelworks partnered with PerfDog to jointly develop the “Frame Generation” metric. This provides stronger data support for evaluating gaming performance and helps redefine the testing standard for AI frame interpolation. Simply put, the lower the Repeat FPS and the higher the Generated FPS, the better the gaming experience.

You can see that the Repeat FPS on the realme P4 Pro is very low, with a maximum of only 4fps. This indicates that the X7 Gen2 Visual Processor’s interpolation success rate is very high, meaning you can hardly feel any stuttering. But the prerequisite for achieving this effect is that your graphics quality cannot be set too high. The Snapdragon 7 Gen 4’s performance cannot generate enough frames under higher graphics settings, so when running at high graphics with very complex scenes, the interpolation function may fail.

But this is not the problem of the Pixelworks X7 Gen2—it is because the base frame rate at high graphics is insufficient, making it impossible to continue working. Simply put, the performance of the phone’s processor affects its performance. However, lowering the graphics quality allows you to break free from the 60fps limitation, and enjoying 144fps in most games is already far ahead of other phones at the same price.

Latency

True geek players would also care about latency, screen tearing, and power consumption after enabling frame interpolation. Even when comparing the gameplay in slow motion before and after frame interpolation, it’s almost impossible to notice any input delay. Screen tearing is also negligible—even in slow-motion playback, it is hard to distinguish any difference from the original picture. AI Hyper Motion certainly has almost no negative impact on gaming.

AI Hyper Motion: Optimise battery use

If you don’t want to interpolate to 144fps, only want to stabilize the frame rate to reduce power consumption and lower temperature, then you can enable the second option of AI Hyper Motion.

Here, we can compare the data before and after enabling this option, and the results are obvious. Whether it is average frame rate, stutter count, or 1% Low, the performance after enabling is significantly better than before. Power consumption does not change much, and the temperature is much lower than when it is not enabled. Because this option does not trigger interpolation, latency will certainly be lower than option one. If you are playing PVP mobile games, I would recommend enabling this option.

SDR2HDR & Resolution enhancement

Since the X7 Gen2 can perform frame interpolation for games, of course, it can also do so for videos. MEMC should be familiar to everyone, and for sports fans who often watch matches on their phones, this is great news. I don’t need to say much—just by looking at the footage, you will know which one is the better choice.

You can also enable AI Hyper Clarity and AI Always-On HDR in games. The details of character and background models will increase, and contrast will also change slightly. There are also some changes that screenshots cannot capture, such as saturation, which can be clearly seen when recording the screen with a camera.

Summary

After a bunch of tests, it can be proven that the Pixelworks X7 Gen2 Visual Processor greatly enhances both gaming and video experiences. Especially for gaming, phones equipped with this chip can break frame rate limits, achieve higher frame rates with lower power consumption, and lower temperatures.

Currently, both variants of the realme P4 series are equipped with Pixelworks X7 Gen2, and PVP games such as Battlegrounds Mobile India and Free Fire also support all of the above features. For viewers who want a good gaming experience without spending too much money, they are definitely worth considering.

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We got a new gaming phone – Infinix GT 20 Pro and it’s a PUBG Mobile limited edition. The phone fits the stereotype well: A gaming phone should have a cool look, RGB lighting, bypass charging. And of course, it provides more for gaming.

But the phone is targeting a mid-range gaming market with exclusive gaming features. After testing its gaming scenarios in multi-rounds, we have to say that it’s indeed the most impressive at its price.

Unbox

The co-branded version of the Infinix GT 20 Pro is a gift kit working with PUBG Mobile. The package contains a special case made with metal, a cooler fan, a pair of shoulder triggers, and thumb sleeves. All of the accessories seem to show that the phone was ready for the e-sport experience.

It’s worth noting that the GT 20 Pro’s charging cable has an L-shaped design, giving you more flexible and easier hand-holding while gaming.

Design

The phone – Infinix GT 20 Pro also has a gaming-inspired look and feel, with lots of glossy materials and brushed textures in a very cool finish. Of course, the most attention-grabbing feature is the semi-ring RGB light strip, which can be set to various lighting effects.

Ultra Frame Rate

I believe that most of the users who are interested in this phone are gamers. So let’s talk about the most important thing straightforward – Game Performance. The Infinix GT 20 Pro is powered by a Dimensity 8200 Ultimate chipset with 12GB LPDDR5X memory. Considering the pricing, it actually performs well in the Benchmark tests, although here we listed the other two flagship-level models for comparison.

So let’s try my favorite game – Genshin Impact first. After 20 minutes of gameplay with the highest graphic settings, the average frame rate was 57.8 fps, which is much better than I expected. But there were some fluctuations after 15 minutes. The result was still impressive since it was running at the highest graphics. Then we were expecting the optimized performance with the cooling accessory and its built-in gaming features.

Optimized Gaming driven by Pixelworks

The gaming experience of the Infinix GT 20 Pro does not stop there. If you’ve read through the Infinix promo page, you can see that the GT 20 Pro comes with the X5 Turbo Dedicated Gaming Display Chip from Pixelworks, so there are two features available through this chip: the Ultra Frame Rate and HDR Graphics.

Ultra Frame Rate

The Ultra Frame Rate is simply a hardware-level feature about frame interpolation. It calculates the previous and next original frames; then inserts the frames calculated by the Pixelworks X5 Turbo chip in the middle. Here we will show how it works in the game.

During the whole test of 20 minutes of gaming, the game was almost sticking at 120 fps without any issues. and because the game’s native frame rate was reduced to 40 fps, the stress on the GPU and CPU was significantly lower.

As a result, the power consumption was even reduced to 4.31W and the body temperature was also significantly lower.

The actual visual effect of the screen after turning on the Ultra Frame Rate is also significantly improved. And, visually, it is a huge improvement in the smoothness of the images, We captured the clips in slow motion, you can pause and take a closer look in the review video.

But we also need to note that frame insertion increases latency. Some tests were done to measure how much it affects. Again, we boosted the frame range from 40 to 120 FPS and compared it with the native 60-FPS mode, while keeping other graphic settings the same. The result shows that touch latency was added by about 20ms. But if observing it by eyes, it is really hard to notice.

In a more practical gaming scenario, with Ultra Frame Rate, and bypass charging (connecting charger) activated, I got a Perpetual Motion Machine that always runs at 120 FPS. However, the phone was just running with an efficient MTK Dimensity 8200 Ultimate.

I tried to play like this for an hour and a half, and there was no overheating or downclocking/throttling. The reason why I stopped here was just the boredom.

This is an experience that no other flagship without the frame-interpolation feature can offer. And it’s why I say the Infinix GT 20 Pro is one of the best mid-range gaming phones to date. so, Pixelworks’ chip is supposed to be a big help.

HDR Graphics

Another feature driven by Pixelworks X5 Turbo chip is HDR Graphics, which simply means that it converts SDR gaming images into HDR, to improve the color performance and contrast of the images. I took some photos in Genshin and Honkai: Star Rail. Viewed by eyes, the colors just got more vibrant and we had Richer transitions in brightness and lighting in the games.

This feature can be activated simultaneously with Ultra Frame Rate. I also tested the power consumption with these features on. In Genshin Impact, the power consumption increased by about only 0.1 W – Pretty a surprise. I even suspected that there were some errors in the way we tested. Please check out the true results we got down below.

Incidentally, almost no mobile games offer a native HDR option, but clearly the phone screen is the best screen most people own. I’m not sure why, BUT, this time Pixelworks offers a good solution.

This feature also supports video playback. The platforms supported here include YouTube, TikTok, PLAYit, Netflix, Disney+, etc.

And I also took some photos,you can see that the HDR algorithm of Pixelworks does more than just increase the contrast and brightness. After turning it on, the image becomes more vivid and closer to what I see with my eyes.

IRX gaming experience brand

In July 2023, Pixelworks announced its new IRX gaming experience brand. As a brand targeted at smartphone users, IRX’s’ expertise to optimize the performance and display quality for optimizing the performance and display quality for various mobile games. The Infinix GT 20 Pro, the first Infinix phone being IRX certified, currently has Ultra Frame Rate and HDR Graphics support for the following games.

I hope more phones will be IRX certified because those two features we mentioned really show how much the gaming experience can be improved, and how mid-range phones can outperform high-end models.                                                                                                                                                                                               

Other feature

The Infinix GT 20 Pro has a few other features that are worth mentioning, first of all, the screen, it has an FHD+ resolution and a very high peak brightness of 1300nit, you can manually turn on the high brightness mode in the settings and the screen can be manually set to a very high brightness.

This is very useful in games like PUBG Mobile. Combined with the feature of HDR Graphics, details in the shadows are easier to notice.

This flat screen also has slightly curved corners that provide a pretty smooth operation with firm grips in games. If you’re a heavy gamer, I’d recommend not using the tempered film included in the kit. It can affect the touch experience with the screen when you move your fingers over the edges.

The Infinix GT 20 Pro has a 5000mAh battery with 45W charging support. Please check out the charging efficiency here.

Conclusion

Infinix is trying to improve the mid-range phones in terms of performance, especially the gaming experience, in a more efficient way. There is no doubt that the Infinix GT 20 Pro driven by Pixelworks will be a success story.

The phone is a highly recommended gaming device. Not only does it have almost everything we want from a gaming phone, but the Pixelworks X5 Turbo gives it a gaming experience that exceeds what we used to imagine with a regular mid-range phone.

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OnePlus 12 x Pixelworks

In the OnePlus 12’s review, we said that the OnePlus 12 didn’t squeeze the full potential of the Snapdragon 8 Gen3. However, I forgot to tell you that it’s not at its best for gaming experience. That’s because yet another chip in this phone hasn’t flexed its muscles, which is the Pixelworks X7 with integrations of the company’s IRX Rendering Acceleration solution and IRX device tuning services.

We got the global version of the OnePlus 12 a week ago, so we think this is a very good chance to tell you how this independent chip turns the phone into a super smooth gaming phone, but meanwhile, stay cool and chill.

Pixelworks X7 Independent Visual Processor

I’m sure you’ve heard of Pixelworks, they’ve been working on making smartphones obtain better gaming experience since 2016. The company has more than 20 years of history delivering innovative image-processing solutions to consumer electronics, professional displays, and video streaming services. The Pixelworks X7 is the most comprehensive visual processor designed for flagships and high-performance smartphones.

IRX Gaming Experience

It delivers higher frame rates, higher resolutions, and detailed graphics without draining excessive power. The just-released OnePlus 12 global version is armored with the X7 visual processor and IRX technology certification to deliver IRX gaming experience. It really isn’t a gimmick this time, and we’ll show you the upgrades in an easy-to-understand way.

Now we’re in Genshin Impact, and I’m having my character running around. The gaming experience is actually not bad right now, after all the OnePlus 12 is also a flagship phone. Just keep the graphics in mind, as

this gaming experience will be taken to the next level. Slide down from the bottom right corner to open the Gaming Center, now you can see the main features that are only available with the X7 visual processor: Adaptive Frame Booster and Hyper Resolution.

We used to see similar features on other phones, but almost all of them cannot work together at the same time. While the most surprising thing is that on this OnePlus 12 driven by the Pixelworks X7, you can activate both Adaptive Frame Booster and Hyper Resolution at the same time, enjoying higher framerate and better graphic details.

Now let’s go back to the game and take a look around. Can you feel the difference?

Gaming Tests

Actually, you may not be able to see much of a difference due to the resolution of the phone’s Screen recording and the framerate of our video. Don’t worry, I’ll show you the difference in slow-motion videos, and much closer shots, with screenshots as well. Visually they really do look like a completely different experience, and if your eyes are sensitive enough, the images are not only more detailed, but the motion is also much smoother. This is really more natural and smoother than any of our previous test results on Genshin Impact.

For example, in this scene, after turning on Hyper Resolution, you can obviously see that the image and edges get sharper. The texture of the wall here can be more clearly presented, which is something that used to be found only with desktop-level graphic hardware. The whole graphics just look more delicate. Almost all mobile games are wasting these phones’ displays, so I’m really glad the OnePlus 12 can put it to better use with the X7 visual processor.

To verify its actual boosting effect, we also did some tests apart from observing with our eyes.

In addition to learning the gap between these two features on and off on the OnePlus 12, we also brought a Xiaomi 14 Pro as a reference for comparison, and they are both powered by the Snapdragon 8Gen3 chip. Here let’s see how the OnePlus 12 with the X7 processor challenges its rivals.

After turning on Adaptive Frame Booster, the OnePlus 12 just kept Genshin Impact running at 120fps, while the Xiaomi 14 Pro does have to take the face of the game’s frame lock at 60fps.

As the X7 visual processor helps the GPU share the rendering pressure, the whole gaming on OnePlus 12 is less fluctuated but surprisingly smooth. I barely noticed the lag due to any framerate jitters. There is no doubt that the OnePlus 12 has a better gaming experience during the tests.

At the same time, another benefit is that: the OnePlus 12 was achieving smooth 120fps at the display end while its GPU was running at 40fps, so it even consumed less power than the Xiaomi 14 Pro!

As you can see, OnePlus 12’s power consumption is instead lower with higher-framerate gaming. Being power-saving during gaming is what those phone brands should figure out in the future. After all, playing games with a charging cable plugged in is always a terrible experience.

Overheating is always another big problem for mobile gaming. But this time, with the X7 processor providing rendering support and freeing up the CPU and GPU, the phone didn’t get heated up easily. After 20-min gaming test, they both have good temperature control, but the max temperature we detected on Xiaomi 14 Pro was still a bit higher.

Meanwhile, we still have concerns about gaming latency when turned on frame interpolation. So let’s test the touch latency in another game, PUBG mobile.

The FPS game is a perfect option to showcase the concerns. And I called up my colleague for a blind test. Since most phones aren’t thoroughly optimized for touch latency, while the OnePlus 12’s frame booster doesn’t seem to produce noticeable latency, it was almost impossible for him to tell which test was the result of the frame booster.

Extremely Low Latency Added

Then I had to use the slow-motion video again to confirm how much latency was added. By comparing in slow motion, turning on this feature did increase the touch latency by roughly 20 milliseconds. So if it were you, would you be able to detect the gap?

To support more devices getting the same results we just showed you, Pixelworks just rolled out a tech brand: the IRX gaming experience Brand. The IRX gaming experience brand aims to outdo traditional rendering solutions with high framerates, high resolutions, and detailed graphics solutions but without draining excessive power.

Verdict

Simply put: IRX Certified phones epitomize the advantages of Pixelworks’ professional visual processing technologies ( e.g. MEMC & Super-resolution) and profound expertise in mobile gaming performance and picture quality tunning to ensuring a great IRX gaming experience featuring silky-smooth motion, high-fidelity visual effects, and a sustained cool handling.

In addition to Genshin Impact and PUBG Mobile we showed here, IRX also supports a great number of top mobile games. Now the OnePlus 12 is the Only Globally Launched smartphone that passed IRX certification, and we learn that Pixelworks has promised that more phones and games will pass this certification soon. So mobile gamers, stay tuned!

We really want to show you how mobile gaming is going to evolve, as we’re excited to see something happening on the compact machines. I don’t know if you have more ideas about the Pixelworks‘ X7 visual processor and IRX gaming experience for the OnePlus 12. But Pixelworks’ idea of bringing a technology that used to be part of TVs to smartphones is genius. As it does benefit a lot of mobile gamers, Pixelworks definitely deserves wider attention.

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OnePlus is getting ready to launch its eagerly awaited OnePlus 12 smartphone on January 23. The company has teamed up with Pixelworks, a well-known visual processing solutions provider, to add the Pixelworks X7 Independent Visual Processor and IRX gaming experience to the upcoming OnePlus 12.

This collaboration aims to enhance mobile gaming by using Pixelworks’ advanced video display processing technology. The Pixelworks X7 processor is expected to improve in-house graphics processing algorithms, providing strong rendering capabilities and better visual quality for a more engaging gaming experience.

Pixelworks IRX Technology Brings Immersive Gaming Experience to Android Smartphones

In July 2023, Pixelworks rolled out the IRX gaming experience brand for mobile devices, aiming to outdo traditional rendering solutions. Fueled by Pixelworks’ rendering acceleration solutions, it delivers high frame rates, high resolutions, and detailed graphics without draining excessive power, providing an immersive experience surpassing even iOS flagship devices.

The foundation of the IRX gaming experience lies in Pixelworks’ decade-long expertise in mobile visual processors. Their unique rendering acceleration solution ensures optimal visuals, coupled with tuning services for performance and picture quality tailored to various game content. The service comes in two forms: device tuning and end-to-end gaming experience tuning. To ensure devices make the most of the rendering acceleration solution, Pixelworks offers IRX technology certification to manufacturers.

Beyond providing top-notch gaming experiences, IRX-certified device manufacturers can become part of the IRX ecosystem, uniting OEMs, game developers, and gamers. This ecosystem offers benefits like a growing content platform and increased support from game developers, making these devices more appealing to gamers.

Pixelworks power OnePlus’ HyperRendering Feature for Smooth Gaming

The OnePlus 12 integrates the Pixelworks X7 Independent Visual Processor which enables the HyperRendering feature, a collaborative graphics optimization technology from OnePlus and Pixelworks that enhances gaming on OnePlus smartphones. The feature analyzing game content in real time, and intelligently boosts frame rates for smoother motion.

Advanced sharpening algorithms make things clearer, especially on high-resolution displays. It uses Pixelworks’ HDR expertise to increase contrast and color gamut, which makes visuals more dynamic during gaming. HyperRendering puts power efficiency first, making GPU performance better for longer gaming sessions without affecting battery life.. In simpler words, it allows the OnePlus 12 to offer features like 2K super-resolution, smooth motion at 120fps, ultra-low 10ms latency, intelligent real-time color calibration, and more.

Notably, the OnePlus 12, which launched in December in China featuring the cutting-edge Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC, is currently at the top of the best-performing smartphones list by AnTuTu. This accomplishment highlights the device’s highly capable hardware, able to maintain peak performance for extended periods, thanks to its massive 9,140mm² vapor chamber keeping the temperature on the OnePlus 12 in check. The Pixelworks X7 Independent Visual Processor and IRX gaming experience are set to unlock the true potential of this hardware in gaming scenarios.

Kinder Liu, President and COO of OnePlus, shared excitement about the collaboration with Pixelworks, emphasizing their joint commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation. The goal is to provide users with a better mobile gaming experience, offering realistic visuals with detailed nuances on the OnePlus 12.

Ting Xiong, President of Pixelworks China, highlighted the OnePlus 12 as an IRX-certified smartphone that showcases the advantages of Pixelworks’ display technologies. The long-term partnership between OnePlus and Pixelworks is expected to continue, promising consumers an improved visual experience and a more immersive gaming journey with the OnePlus 12.

The OnePlus 12 has a flagship 4th Gen Hasselblad camera system that includes a 3X zoom periscope telephoto camera, going above and beyond just being made for high-performance gaming. For an in-depth assessment of the camera’s real-world performance and a comparison with its competitors, be sure to check out our comprehensive review of the OnePlus 12.

The OnePlus 12 will launch worldwide on January 23, 2024, at Gate No. 4 Pragati Maidan in Delhi at 19:30 IST. For more information about the launch event, including ticket availability and costs, please visit this link.

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Over the years, smartphones have steadily seen upgrades in their displays and each successive year has come with its own innovative upgrade to the display technology. Yesterday, there was a proliferation of punch-hole displays and adoption of higher display refresh rates. This year isn’t likely going to be different as there are already glaring signs that OEMs will still focus heavily on improving the display quality on this year’s flagships.

BBK subsidiary OPPO has revealed that it is teaming up with renowned display firm Pixelworks to help develop displays on its new smartphones. According to a statement by James Wang, VP, Supply Chain of OPPO, it wants to “push the boundaries of high refresh rate displays with key technologies from Pixelworks that enhance motion appearance, color depth and clarity of smartphone displays.”

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“It is our pleasure to be working closely with Pixelworks as OPPO Group companies prepare to shake up the mobile world with breakthrough imaging advancements that will redefine the standards of visual quality in smartphones, delivering experiences that are unforgettably smooth, immersive and authentic as life itself”, the OPPO VP stated.

Recall that Pixelworks’ display technology has featured on devices like the Nokia 7.2 which was received rave reviews for its amazing display which made “movies, TV shows, and YouTube clips much more enjoyable”. If the display on a mid-range smartphone can receive such commendations, there is no doubt OPPO’s partnership with Pixelworks will result in some interesting displays.

Both companies expect to launch the first device built as a result of this collaboration in the first half of 2020. OnePlus had earlier hinted that it is also working on advanced displays for its upcoming smartphone. So, apart from upgrades in cameras and processing power, display screens will likely steal the show this year.

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HMD Global, the Finland-based company that makes and sells Nokia branded smartphone, has extended its partnership with Pixelworks, which is a major player in the field of visual display processing and advanced video delivery, for Nokia’s upcoming smartphones.

The Finnish smartphone company had first partnered with Pixelworks for the Nokia 7.1 which sports an impressive PureDisplay panel that enhances the viewing experience on the smartphone. It is also the first smartphone that comes with Pixelworks’ Iris processor coupled with Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 SoC, delivering impressive visuals on an LCD panel.

The display panel of the Nokia 7.1 — PureDisplay — which embeds the technology of Pixelworks is what makes the smartphone stand out in the overcrowded mid-range smartphone segment. It offers superior HDR tone mapping and advanced viewing experience for HDR10 videos and pictures. It also enables local contrast and sharpness enhancement.

Now, the technology will not be limited to just Nokia 7.1 and will be extended to other Nokia-branded devices as well. The company has confirmed that the future Nokia smartphone will come with technology powered by Pixelworks.

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Since the company is hosting a launch event on 24th February during the Mobile World Congress 2019 at Barcelona, Spain, it’ll be interesting to see what the company plans to offer this time. We’ll just have to wait and watch. Stay tuned!

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