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Huawei Kirin 950 tops GeekBench score chart, specs confirmed Comments

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  • mohsinj
  • t@E
  • 18 Aug 2015

way to go Huawei. now only if they have a better GPU

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    • AnonD-142922
    • 39x
    • 18 Aug 2015

    AnonD-429641, 18 Aug 2015samsung killer !Samsung only ?
    All phones killer!

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      • AnonD-429641
      • s3T
      • 18 Aug 2015

      samsung killer !

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        • aceofgenerations
        • xKx
        • 18 Aug 2015

        Its better than the 7420, but isnt even close to the custom Mongoose chips from Samsung

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          • AnonD-246216
          • t7X
          • 17 Aug 2015

          Technology will keep marching on with these companies leapfroging each other on the chipset front. If only there were apps that actually take advantage of all that computing power.

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            • AnonD-120795
            • 9Jd
            • 17 Aug 2015

            Don't write negative comments without trying it by yourself, remember that competition is the only thing that keeps the big brands in line, whether you like it or not the Chinese brands are the only ones that are forcing the giants to offer more for less.

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              • Lz
              • s3P
              • 17 Aug 2015

              ARM will eat Intel core for lunch very soon :)

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                • AnonD-413044
                • Kir
                • 17 Aug 2015

                Exynos M1 aka Mongoose is more powerful than this. Geekbench scores is more than 7k in Exynos M1.

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                  • Lex79
                  • 3xL
                  • 17 Aug 2015

                  Lex79, 17 Aug 2015Not necessarily more power efficient, The A57 draws more power than it's predecessor the A1... moreThough I did just read on another website that the A72 'can' offer up to a 20% reduction in power draw versus the A57, so you make a good point.

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                    • maggie
                    • N9L
                    • 17 Aug 2015

                    wow... reminiscing the days when mali T-400 chip was the bomb on the galaxy s2

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                      • Lex79
                      • 3xL
                      • 17 Aug 2015

                      alexv, 17 Aug 2015what's the point of 4 a72 and 4 a57? a72 are both more powerful and more power-efficient...Not necessarily more power efficient,

                      The A57 draws more power than it's predecessor the A15, just as the A53 is not as power efficient as the A7 it replaced.

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                        • Anonymous
                        • 7q9
                        • 17 Aug 2015

                        CPU is top notch but what about GPU benchmarks??
                        is it better than adreno 530?

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                          • alexv
                          • HBr
                          • 17 Aug 2015

                          what's the point of 4 a72 and 4 a57? a72 are both more powerful and more power-efficient...

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                            • Ale
                            • 3xL
                            • 17 Aug 2015

                            Anonymous, 17 Aug 2015Actually that's a low score considering that it runs A72s @ 2.4 Ghz. I expect the single core ... moreWazza was right, I didn't read to the end of the article.

                            Now that I have, I would take the whole thing with a bucket of salt (a large bucket at that). It makes no sense whatsoever to pair A72's with A57's, designing a SOC is process of balancing performance against power consumption, the whole big.LITTLE concept is based on this.

                            This design would performance by the shed load, but would be absolutely impractile from a power consumption perspective, it might as well be called big.BIGGER.

                            But like the article says this information could be (as most very well likely is) wrong.

                            I would guess 4xA72's and 4xA53's is more like it, but even then clocking the A72's at 2.4ghz would be risky.

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                              • Anonymous
                              • ut4
                              • 17 Aug 2015

                              Lex79, 17 Aug 20154xA72 & 4xA57?????? Is someone having a joke? Performance on this thing will be awesome... moreIt will heat up like hell might blow up the phone

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                                • Anonymous
                                • 2CH
                                • 17 Aug 2015

                                Anonymous, 17 Aug 2015Dont put ir near the Freezerbecause it's over 9000? :D

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • YQP
                                  • 17 Aug 2015

                                  Rip you with them.

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • gxN
                                    • 17 Aug 2015

                                    AnonD-375762, 17 Aug 2015Obviously you didn't read the last paragraph. Quote: "Note that the source of the scre... moreActually that's a low score considering that it runs A72s @ 2.4 Ghz. I expect the single core to average at 2000+ and the multicore to be closer to 7000.

                                    If 950 runs both A72 and A57s then its "little cores" are as good as the "big cores" of Exynos 7420. Then again it most probably it a typo, this article meant to write A72s+A53s in which case the multi score is correct (a bit more than 6000)...

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                                      • MT6
                                      • JdK
                                      • 17 Aug 2015

                                      Now the competition back on we are not going to see another phone with the same SoC after 5 months of development.

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                                        • Anonymous
                                        • X{{
                                        • 17 Aug 2015

                                        Go huaweiiiii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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