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Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 gets detailed: 25% faster CPU, 20% faster graphics inside Comments

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s23448
  • sanshiro
  • 3SI
  • 05 Dec 2019

Anonymous, 05 Dec 2019What phone are you using? I'm sure a jump from a 835-865 would be more than noticeableI have an HTC U11. Very often I compare the speed, feel and camera of my phone with friends who buy the latest phone. The difference is minimal in camera performance even in full zoom.
Speed is the same, I mean the apps open and close with the same speed.
The operating system is also fast on my phone. I don't "need" a 5G at the moment.
An upgrade that would make sense, would be a SnapDragon 875 phone.
Any problems with battery capacities and charging speeds would clear up by that time.
Cameras also will get so much better, I see they are at the right direction.
Screen technology also at its best. I guess by that time everybody would use OLED with 4K resolution.
Patience one more year. As I said, they are at the right direction. Whoever fails at this point to not have the above technology, well..... good luck.
Experimentation is over, we know what we want/like.

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  • Anonymous
  • DL}
  • 05 Dec 2019

sanshiro, 05 Dec 2019I have a SD835 and it's fast. An upgrade is not necessary. Also camera after 3 generations are... moreWhat phone are you using? I'm sure a jump from a 835-865 would be more than noticeable

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  • Anonymous
  • dMg
  • 05 Dec 2019

Anonymous, 05 Dec 2019855+ gpu was 15% more than 855 865 gpu is 20% more . . Product segmentation this dumb ???SD855+ is overclocked. it's 700mHz compared to the vanilla 855's 600mHz.
But SD865's GPU frequency is the same as the vanilla 855. So if you overclock it, you could get %35-%40 improvement compared to the vanilla 855.

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  • Crackling Doom
  • IBK
  • 05 Dec 2019

XiaoMEH FANbui, 05 Dec 2019i hope ROG phone 3 come with 865+ just when im very closed on buying meself an ROG phone this ... moreI doubt there will be a Snapdragon 865+ as the next logical step would be to have Snapdragon 875 on a 5nm process.

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  • CompactPhones5ever
  • 8uS
  • 05 Dec 2019

25% faster in controlled laboratory tests AKA ~10% faster in real life AKA people who bought their Snapdragon 855 devices this year don't have to regret their purchase

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s23448
  • sanshiro
  • 3SI
  • 05 Dec 2019

I have a SD835 and it's fast. An upgrade is not necessary. Also camera after 3 generations are not significantly better.
I would say that one has to wait 4-5 years before any upgrade. Then the upgrade would make sense and be noticeable.

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  • KungYii1994
  • PTI
  • 05 Dec 2019

I'mPhone, 05 Dec 2019Will there be a 4G version of the Sd865?Both avaliable but 5g need it own modern to use 5g.

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A1073444
  • Akinaro
  • a0K
  • 05 Dec 2019

apple would advertise it as 200% more power! 400% better battery!

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  • Shadocx
  • 33D
  • 05 Dec 2019

XiaoMEH FANbui, 05 Dec 2019i hope ROG phone 3 come with 865+ just when im very closed on buying meself an ROG phone this ... moreThey're having a summit each year in December, I don't know why you're surprised about them announcing a new SoC this month, unless you're new here.
SD 855+ was just an overclocked SD 855, with the same cores.

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  • Shadocx
  • 33D
  • 05 Dec 2019

GDS Khera, 05 Dec 2019You Know 12*16 = 192, That is if you use Quad Pixel Super Sampling on a Quad Bayer 192 MP Came... moreIt's not 48 MP?

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  • FreeX
  • XIa
  • 05 Dec 2019

Kingslayer, 05 Dec 2019I don't really notice any notable gains switching from an 820 to 835 to 845. The latter two do... moreSpot on.
This 15% 20% is total BS.

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  • Anonymous
  • 6wN
  • 05 Dec 2019

Waiting for speed test. Hope it will beat competitors.

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G16644
  • GDS Khera
  • 2S$
  • 05 Dec 2019

You Know 12*16 = 192, That is if you use Quad Pixel Super Sampling on a Quad Bayer 192 MP Camera Sensor, You'd end up with 12 MP shops, super detailed and... Probably Excellent. Just Saying. Maybe they thought about it.

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  • Anonymous
  • tu6
  • 05 Dec 2019

SD865+ is the real version

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  • XiaoMEH FANbui
  • bJb
  • 05 Dec 2019

i hope ROG phone 3 come with 865+ just when im very closed on buying meself an ROG phone this crap came up.....damn you Qualcomm.....

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K2788922
  • Kingslayer
  • IbE
  • 05 Dec 2019

I don't really notice any notable gains switching from an 820 to 835 to 845. The latter two do have louder audio for Bluetooth wireless and the file transfers are faster since my LG G5 is still on emmc. But that's it, really. An 820 chip can still be great to use close to its 4-year birthday. It aged similar to Apple A9 chip the 6s and SE had.

It's a reason why I can live with the new Motorola Razr's 2018 mid-range SoC even in 2020. I just can't see myself paying $1500 for it. Under $400-$500 would be reasonable. The Pixel 3a has the 670 which is a little faster than the og Pixel's 821. That's why I'm totally fine with the Razr's 710 is slightly faster that that which is why it should be priced close to the 3a is.

My MacBook Air has an Intel i5 which is slower than my Essential Phone's Snapdragon 835 and Pixel 3's Snapdragon 845 and I'm totally fine with it after over 3 years. We get to a point with an SoC that we won't really notice any gains until after 5 years or so. Happened to laptops. Nobody really updates them every 1-2 years like phones.

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S2382904
  • Shadocx
  • 33D
  • 05 Dec 2019

YUKI93, 05 Dec 2019Let's be honest, I'm still struggling to see the real-world difference between the 855+ and th... moreSD 855+ is just an overclocked SD 855, it's not like you'll be able to see the 5% overclock in real life.
15% overclock on GPU, you'll notice it mostly if you play 3D high graphics games.

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  • Anonymous
  • KZK
  • 05 Dec 2019

So from cpu side, I don't think it would be much difference

Here's hoping smartphone manufacturers up the hardware and software spec of their flagships..

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67542393
  • YUKI93
  • IVW
  • 05 Dec 2019

Let's be honest, I'm still struggling to see the real-world difference between the 855+ and the 855 in terms of speed. Heck, the 845 from December 2017 is still going strong despite its age.

Really, it's just the little details like the ISP and the Bluetooth version that the vast majority of people couldn't really care less.

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  • Anonymous
  • uuL
  • 05 Dec 2019

855+ gpu was 15% more than 855
865 gpu is 20% more
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Product segmentation this dumb ???

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