Samsung Galaxy S7 with S820 benchmarked, here's how it compares with the Exynos 8890 version Comments
- Zenodroid
- HCx
Anonymous, 27 Jan 2016im shocked that the new samsung chip couldnt even match huawei kirin let alone beating it. the... moreSadly enough, but the screen resolution has a big something to say on the benchmark. I really hope s7 will do max 1080p.
- AnonD-167280
- t@x
Akinaro, 27 Jan 2016And best part of this comparison? That even old S810 would work the same in everyday, even ga... moresame feeling :)
- AnonD-234961
- 95j
Anonymous, 27 Jan 2016Why new snapdragon 820 only quad core? Is being less the trend now? Even S7 camera have less m... moreApple A9 is dual core and smokes everything on the market. Core count does not matter.
- AnonD-5197
- QDj
Anonymous, 27 Jan 2016im shocked that the new samsung chip couldnt even match huawei kirin let alone beating it. the... moreHuawei's chip was introduced after the new Exynos.
- Anonymous
- tue
Why new snapdragon 820 only quad core? Is being less the trend now? Even S7 camera have less megapixel. Less cores. I hope it have less bloatware. Less glossy too please.
- AnonD-491490
- utc
This benchmark makes me more curious about how the single core performance is going to be on A10 chip.
- AnonD-493960
- Yd1
Of note, the screenshot with the device specs for the snapdragon 820 version has the processor clocked at 1.59ghz, when we know the snapdragon 820 is going to be clocked at 2.2ghz. I believe this chip is clocked lower in the test version for a reason, maybe so it doesn't seem as appealing for black market use?
- LLL
- tDD
If Sd820's performance is underwhelming and can not quite catch up with Exynos 8890, that will put Samsung in some sort of dilema.
Throttling the Exynos so as to level the performance of both versions would mean relinquishing top chipset title to, say, Kirin 950.
Going full-fledge Exynos would leave Samsung open to customers' complaint, those from the Sd820 users.
My two cents.
- AnonD-493954
- thc
meh id go with sd820 or a9x all day of the week. there are relatively few apps that can exploit multi-threads of octa/deca cores. its only getting harder for devs to pack apps for multi-cores. so multi core benchmarking, as of now, is relatively not-so-important.
if you are conscious benchmark-wise to have a grasp of an soc's raw power in real life, look for single core benchmarks aside from gpu/system/nand/battery ones.
- Anonymous
- 98P
AnonD-234961, 27 Jan 2016Well...the old Galaxy S6 could be a better buy than expected :) This :D
- Anonymous
- f0F
im shocked that the new samsung chip couldnt even match huawei kirin let alone beating it. the year huawei will replace samsung as the best android flagship is here.
- techlover1
- gxK
Well so let's hope that it will improve a lot lot much more!!!!? Because it's 100% obviously that it doesn't make any sense, that the 2016 best CPU (820) perform less than the 2015's chip. Soooo! ????
- Akinaro
- pGV
And best part of this comparison?
That even old S810 would work the same in everyday, even games would also work the same(If devs would move their b#tts and start optimizing their apps)
And battery or features? Another placebo, lets go back to times of first galaxy S, and typical usage of battery would be the same... I actually still have S3 an S1 and just like modern phones they work good with any apps, and still after one day and half I need to charge them...
But hey! People can bash each other because they have bigger numbers on bechmarks! Its something!
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