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Samsung shows quad-core Exynos chipset Comments

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  • Mohamed
  • PBB
  • 24 Feb 2012

Samsung made solid chip,Good Year for Samsung good luck.

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    • AnonD-13148
    • P%h
    • 24 Feb 2012

    Don't tell quad-core processors always use more beastly power. :)

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      • AnonD-14018
      • 0Uv
      • 24 Feb 2012

      Anonymous, 24 Feb 2012Right. After my dissapointing experience with the SGSII (due to the hype of it's spec sheet), ... morelol whats wrong with the sgsII performance? :O its still the best and competes with the tegra 3.

      Benchmarks are useless , they dont prove anything in day to day usage.

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        • Anonymous
        • tE%
        • 24 Feb 2012

        texas instruments omap 5 is much much better than exynos
        5250 and even Exynos 4412 as OMAP5 uses 28nm lithography and beats quadcore easily.this is a waste.it should have 28nm lithography and 4 cortex-a15 cores.obviously 28nm saves more battery than 32nm.32nm is a common lithography.exynos is still behind OMAP5.TI MAKES BEST PROCESSORS.

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          • DGAF
          • M3s
          • 24 Feb 2012

          Nice chip guys. Looks good. Well done

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            • AnonD-19114
            • XMp
            • 24 Feb 2012

            Is this the first component of Galaxy S 3 to be touted out in the open ??

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              • AnonD-2349
              • wiT
              • 24 Feb 2012

              NOOOO!!!! i dont want this
              i want some nice a15 coupled with juicy a7 cores with a t604 gpu atleast...
              u can use it for galaxy r2 or what ever you call it but not the s3

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                • Anonymous
                • PF5
                • 24 Feb 2012

                Right. After my dissapointing experience with the SGSII (due to the hype of it's spec sheet), I'll take the power of this one with a pinch of salt.

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                  • blueglue
                  • PTi
                  • 24 Feb 2012

                  What about the touted mali 604? When will we get the A15?

                  hopefully GS3 uses this chip (quad-core a9) with Mali 604, isnt that why GS3 is delayed.

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                    • blueglue
                    • PTi
                    • 24 Feb 2012

                    [deleted post]pls read the article completely. its well explained.

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                      • blueglue
                      • PTi
                      • 24 Feb 2012

                      Great work, exynos dual core has an advantage among its cometitors . hopefully that shall continue with quad-core too.

                      usage of 32nm should bring more effective power usage.

                      What GPU shall be mated with this chip?

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                        • AnonD-21645
                        • Gjj
                        • 24 Feb 2012

                        It's interesting because, a lot of people don't see the point of quad-core, because they see it is purely as 'raw power' and processing speed, etc.

                        But from this, any tech that can improve battery life / consumption HAS to be a bonus, the fact that it'll give a bump in speed - is nice extra!

                        I suspect this is the kind of thing we'll see in HTC and Moto (and LG) - quad cores claiming better battery as opposed to just touting super-fast processing...

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                          • pranjal87
                          • utB
                          • 24 Feb 2012

                          So it has begun. Advent of Galaxy S 3.

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                            • Daxi
                            • 95x
                            • 24 Feb 2012

                            This will be a beast out of processor :)

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                              • AnonD-27136
                              • ttc
                              • 24 Feb 2012

                              It will be good if this chip-set decreases price of tablets and smartphone

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                                • AnonD-40685
                                • tes
                                • 24 Feb 2012

                                samsung can really make things ;)

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • tE%
                                  • 24 Feb 2012

                                  only drawback soc should use 4 Cortex-A15MP cores.

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                                    • TheIndian
                                    • MJy
                                    • 24 Feb 2012

                                    Just 26% performance improvement...how boring!

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                                      • Amir
                                      • uW5
                                      • 24 Feb 2012

                                      use it samsung galaxy s3 plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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