Qualcomm confirms Snapdragon 810 snub by a “large customer” Comments
- chopsticks
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AnonD-354781, 29 Jan 2015To be honest, I'm not sure, but I promise you mine suffers from said issue. I hate it. Makes m... moreSorry to hear that, take it back to wherever you bought it from. Samsung give you a 2 year guarantee:)
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Anonymous, 29 Jan 2015Do you have any benchmarks though I am interested to see how it performs? It feels that Samsun... moreActually, the smaller the die, the faster the soc, so long as the soc has the same many transistors. Reason being is that the smaller die allows processes to reach their point of destination quicker because of the smaller footprint. Anandtech talks about this in a blog posted on their site.
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chopsticks, 29 Jan 2015How do you manage to get 'screenburn' on a Super AMOLED screen? I understand it's possible bu... moreTo be honest, I'm not sure, but I promise you mine suffers from said issue. I hate it. Makes me want to toss my phone out the window.
- chopsticks
- mp@
AnonD-354781, 29 Jan 2015I agree. Looks like the Galaxy S6 will be my next phone, even though I'm not too particularly ... moreHow do you manage to get 'screenburn' on a Super AMOLED screen?
I understand it's possible but that is the case with any LCD/LED display if the still image is there for any serious length of time.
I have owned the S1, S3 and S4 now without any issues of the 'burn'.
Super AMOLED is one of the main reasons I buy the S series.
- drizz
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AnonD-183154, 29 Jan 2015Qualcomm has been going down hills ever since Apple shows the world Qualcomm is way behind in ... moreAbsolutely right bro.....
- AnonD-183154
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Qualcomm has been going down hills ever since Apple shows the world Qualcomm is way behind in SoC design.
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sHAdStoNEd, 29 Jan 2015You are just re-posting information gleaned from this very site...I didn't say that the tech media don't leak information.
I just say how they manipulate the information at the end.
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Anonymous, 29 Jan 2015Where did Anadtech confirm such a news? Here is one :
http://www.anandtech.com/show/8846/lg-g-flex-2-handson-impressions
"This meant that it wasn’t possible for us to properly benchmark the device, and there seemed to be more lag in the UI than the LG G3 or Nexus 5. In addition, these demo phones were running in poor conditions for benchmarks, as maximum brightness was constantly reduced due to thermal throttling."
- drizz
- Hku
Nvidia x1 or kirin 930 instead of Sd.
- AnonD-348333
- N9A
Nvidia x1 > S810 and EXYNOS
- AnonD-348333
- N9A
Goodbye Snapdragon..Enter the better Nvidia X1!!!!!!
- snoopy
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Benchmarks are good, but beyond a certain point any addition of benchmarks is only technically significant and practically the customer feels no difference. Now what matters is price and the device should not heat up during use. ( meaning too hot to handle)
Imagine making a video and the phone gets so hot that it looks as if the processor may burn out. !!
- sHAdStoNEd
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AnonD-126854, 29 Jan 2015Well usually the tech media ALWAYS rely on their Guru iAnand. Now Anandtech confirmed the over... moreYou are just re-posting information gleaned from this very site...
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The new snapdragon is using big little architecture without any custom cores? There's no reason for Samsung to use it because exynos is basically the same product.
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Anonymous, 29 Jan 2015Do you have any benchmarks though I am interested to see how it performs? It feels that Samsun... moreThere are not many as it is still a prototype, but happened to find some in geekbench and they are quite impressive:
E7420: http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/1778702
SD810: http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/1708160
As you see the Exynos 7420 wins by a wide margin.
- Appleman
- mqM
No disrepect to Qualcomm, they just need to concentrate on the over heating issue with all Snapdragons
- Steve Max
- Fcm
Could also be HTC, seeing that all M9 benchmarks we've seen feature MTK processors.
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Anonymous, 29 Jan 2015ehh... performance on the exynos has been shown to outmatch the SD810. i mean the thing is bui... moreDo you have any benchmarks though I am interested to see how it performs? It feels that Samsung is taking the lead in silicon design.. 14nm process over 20nm process makes it more power efficient and physically smaller, not necessarily better
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AnonD-324565, 29 Jan 2015This is the year Sammy fallsthey fell last year, however this year will determine how long they'll keep falling. if the S6 is lackluster on design, UI, performance, and how well the camera performs. I'm guessing they'll probably slip for a while. It takes a few years to turn things around, and they recently announced that new designer hire. I have a feeling that the design cues of the S6 won't have changed significantly and with the supposed choice of a 2K screen they're already making a bad choice. Could choosing their in-house Exynos proc over Qualcomm's SD 810 be a bad choice? Maybe. On the development side it seems the community prefer's Qualcomm due to better documentation.
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mas39, 29 Jan 2015Can't wait for the Z4 Ultra with the s810 chip, should be one amazing piece of tech, blind Sam... moreehh... performance on the exynos has been shown to outmatch the SD810. i mean the thing is built with the 14nm process instead of the 20nm
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