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Kirin 980 specs leaked: 2.8 GHz octa-core CPU and custom GPU Comments

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  • Shanti Dope
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  • 23 Jul 2018

Barricade, 23 Jul 2018Because benchmarks are one thing, and actual performance you get in real life are another. ... moreForget the benchmarks.
Galaxy S9 against the iPhone 6s at processing videos, and you guessed it right; the iPhone 6s is a lot faster.
iPhones are by no means the fastest in the world, but they are very consistent at everything. Heavy apps load up as fast as light weight apps, while on Android, only light weight apps are a hair faster to load than on iPhones, but heavy games take significantly more time to load on Android.

Look at the iPhone 6 for example. My friend has one, and it runs literally as smooth as any modern day smartphone, and I'd even go to say it's smoother than something like the Galaxy Note 8. Take note, that is a 2014 flagship phone being compared to a late 2017 flagship.
Not to mention how the iPhone 6 would continue to receive iOS updates up until it's finally incapable of running newer versions.

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  • Don Federico Rivero
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  • 23 Jul 2018

france, 23 Jul 2018i am always excited about kirin chipsetkirin cpu is joke an sh.....it

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  • Shanti Dope
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  • 23 Jul 2018

acemang, 23 Jul 2018and do you need all that speed in a 5.5" display? just to say your phone is faster than your f... moreThere's no limit on what a smartphone can be fast. Back then, Snapdragon 801 was already "fast enough" on flagships with 5.5" screens. Guess what? Even Snapdragon 820 isn't enough by today's standards.

It's not always about being faster, rather being more powerful and capable of doing more things. And before you talk nonsense, let me tell you that the Adreno 630 on the Snapdragon 845 is half as powerful as the NVIDIA Integra's GPU, which in itself isn't a flagship processor AFAIK.
With more games coming into smartphones like PUBG Mobile and Fortnite, more power will always be needed to run those things. Not only that, even light weight social media apps like Facebook are starting to become heavy and power demanding as well.

So before you tell me to grow up, I suggest you try to think first, because I could tell that you didn't even tried to think twice of your statement before stating it.

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  • france
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  • 23 Jul 2018

i am always excited about kirin chipset

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  • Anonymous
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  • 23 Jul 2018

There is NO Cortex-A77. The latest to date from ARM is Cortex-A76.

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  • 23 Jul 2018

sarkar the govt, 23 Jul 2018after 1nm what is next?Do you think we will Resch 1nm in the near future?

And to answer your question, 1 nm is 1000 pm (Pikometer), 1 pm is 1000 fm (Femtometer)

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  • Anonymous
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  • 23 Jul 2018

sarkar the govt, 23 Jul 2018after 1nm what is next?PicoMeter maybe

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  • Anonymous
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  • 23 Jul 2018

rizki1, 23 Jul 2018that's PC class processorErr... nothing special with „PC-class“. Most high end ARM chipset these days are faster than the lower end things like Pentium or Celeron.

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  • Anonymous
  • 043
  • 23 Jul 2018

A77 wooooo

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  • 23 Jul 2018

acemang, 23 Jul 2018and do you need all that speed in a 5.5" display? just to say your phone is faster than your f... moreBecause you can process things faster so you don't have to wait too long? If you are not using it for heavy duty stuff doesn't mean other's are not. Grow up please.

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  • Kiyasuriin
  • mir
  • 23 Jul 2018

acemang, 23 Jul 2018and do you need all that speed in a 5.5" display? just to say your phone is faster than your f... moreAs a gamer. you need all the power you can have. as well as when composing music.

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  • Barricade
  • JDm
  • 23 Jul 2018

Shanti Dope, 23 Jul 2018Then after 6 months, a new Snapdragon 8xx chip will be announced, made in 7nm process with GPU... moreBecause benchmarks are one thing, and actual performance you get in real life are another.

The iPhone X doesn't blow Android flagships away like it should be doing according to the benchmarks.

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  • dan
  • yp1
  • 23 Jul 2018

acemang, 23 Jul 2018and do you need all that speed in a 5.5" display? just to say your phone is faster than your f... moreBill gates once said about his IBM PC's 40 KB of RAM ought to be enough for anybody."

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  • TechLover1
  • 0wh
  • 23 Jul 2018

Let's hope that it will be an all rounded powerhouse. The more tough competition the better!

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  • sarkar the govt
  • gM8
  • 23 Jul 2018

after 1nm what is next?

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  • Joe Alligator
  • PF9
  • 23 Jul 2018

Anonymous, 23 Jul 2018So many confusion. Which is which? I thought the cortex a75 was suppose to be the flagship chi... moreHuawei is not bound by snapdragon, only licensing from arm. they can release whatever they want whenever they want

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  • SixTymes
  • kX0
  • 23 Jul 2018

Anonymous, 23 Jul 2018So many confusion. Which is which? I thought the cortex a75 was suppose to be the flagship chi... moreA79 still coming, but thats held off until mid-late 2019

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  • acemang
  • HBi
  • 23 Jul 2018

Shanti Dope, 23 Jul 2018Then after 6 months, a new Snapdragon 8xx chip will be announced, made in 7nm process with GPU... moreand do you need all that speed in a 5.5" display? just to say your phone is faster than your friend? really? grow up please.

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  • acemang
  • HBi
  • 23 Jul 2018

.alpha, 23 Jul 2018So Kirin 710 is essentially the same speed as Kirin 970?yes, but it should run cooler and more battery friendly. It looks better than 970 if you ask me.
why companies go after "paper" specs beats me. since SD820, all phones are smooth and Android is getting better each update. Faster than that is just to show off. I've one SD820 and another SD 835, the difference in speed is there...but do i need it? no...and I still have a smooth, lag free experience wwith my older sd820. The big advanged on my upgrade from SD820 to SD835 was battery life. It was a huge upgrade. I skiped SD845, just because it was still on 10nm. Waitting for this new generation of processores made in 7nm, not because they will be faster..just because they will be more efficient.

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  • Anonymous
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  • 23 Jul 2018

So forskellige that mean no more throttling ?

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