Discover how OnePlus 15's Gaming Technology Suite with OP Gaming Core, 120 fps rendering, and a Tri-Chip System drives 165 Hz smoothness. Launches November 13.
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OnePlus is preparing to push mobile gaming further with its in-house Gaming Technology Suite, set to debut with the OnePlus 15 series. The company says the upcoming package blends processor-level optimization, hardware improvements, and smart algorithms to deliver ultra-smooth, stable gameplay. The official launch is slated for November 13. The message is clear: the focus is on consistency and polish, not just headline numbers.
At the heart of the effort is OP Gaming Core, a proprietary OnePlus framework protected by more than 250 patents. The system redistributes Android computing resources, cutting CPU load by over 20% while holding frame rates steady under high performance. A key component is the OnePlus CPU Scheduler, which replaces the standard CFS task scheduler and trims CPU instructions in games by nearly 23%.
On the graphics side, the Next-Gen HyperRendering Engine reworks the GPU pipeline to boost frame-processing efficiency by 80%. With rendering and frame interpolation integrated directly into the chipset, OnePlus promises 120 frames per second, improved visuals, and reduced power consumption.
Hardware plays its part as well: the OnePlus Performance Tri-Chip System combines three specialized chips—a high-performance processor based on Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, a touch-response chip rated up to 3,200 Hz, and a Wi‑Fi G2 module that supports SmartLink to keep connections stable even when the signal is weak.
To cap it off, OnePlus introduced the OP FPS Max ecosystem for high-frame-rate gaming. By aligning chipset and display optimizations, it supports 165 Hz and delivers a native 165 frames per second, positioning the OnePlus 15 among the most powerful gaming phones on the market.