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- Anonymous
- s07
Like a G6 :v, 08 Feb 2017Most people around the world don't look for the latest Snapdragon SoC, they look for the newes... moreLook at the s7 and s7 edje battery life and say that again
- Nyx
- KL$
Though I understand how time consuming it would be to include gpu perfomance in the analysis, I still think it is necessary to consider gpu and not solely on raw cpu.
- Anonymous
- iGB
R!TTER, 08 Feb 2017As someone who frequents this site often, I ask why not Geekbench 4 results? Please make it ha... moreIt would be harder for them to retest all the older devices on Geekbench 4 they already have all the scores fog Geekbench 3 and probably dont even have all the phones
- vasra
- nmN
This is Q1 2017 edition.
Both Snapdragon 835 and Kirin 965 or Kirin 970 will ship in Q1/Q2 (within H1) of 2017.
They will redefine the whole chart both for performance and for power consumption.
- Anonymous
- xCD
Mid range phones now have close to the performance of flagships from a couple years ago (and these are by no means slouches). Testament to how ridiculously overpowered today's flagships are (regardless of marque).
- R!TTER
- 3nK
As someone who frequents this site often, I ask why not Geekbench 4 results? Please make it happen, for the number of handsets at your disposal is huge!
- AnonD-632062
- 3Yc
"With the Snapdragon 808 and 810, it was namely the thermal benefits of the 20nm process...." AHEM!
"Thermal benefits" and "Snapdragon 810" do not go together in the same sentence! :P
- AnonD-632062
- 3Yc
Thanks GSMArena for this wonderful article! And next time please include Apple too, as no description of mobile chipsets can be complete without Apple's superb A-series!
Every year it's the same story. At the beginning of the year, all Android SoC's set new benchmarks, vastly improving their CPU performance and getting close to the previous year's Apple SoC. You'd think we'll finally have an SoC King in Android and then September comes along, and Apple just DESTROYS the competition with their single core CPU performance. And don't even get me started on their GPU prowess.
- Anonymous
- KSu
Anony, 07 Feb 2017So SD625 is much faster than SD652/SD650??yes in multi- core only.
it lags behind significantly in single core performancce
- leledumbo
- KLT
Beautifully written and beginner friendly article, now I can easily teach people by simply referring to this article. I hope you could someday add Apple A architecture so it can be compared with others, especially the reasoning if Apple can put HUGE cores inside, there must be some other things it doesn't have.
- Old Fart
- iLk
Brilliant article, thanks. It's brought me up to date / up to speed with developments in SoC technology.
As my nick suggests, I'm old enough to remember when ARM meant Acorn RISC Machines, even had one of their StrongArm desktop computers (And an Archimedes 310, *and* a BBC "B" before that!).
- AnonD-579931
- 7wx
Absolutely brilliant article. I was looking for something like this from a long time - a consolidated place housing all essential phone hardware related info. Looking forward to more updates on this in the future covering other areas like GPU Cores, Network Modems and so on.
- ASH
- pTt
It is a quiet a hefty article but worth it.
You guys did a fabulous job here. I would like to read updates on this article.
Projects like this, I would love to read if you post.
- Android - Prime
- tDS
Anony, 07 Feb 2017So SD625 is much faster than SD652/SD650??Not that 'much' irl performance but SD625's real benefit is ultra-power efficiency, deploying 8x Cortex A-53 at 14nm
- Android - Prime
- tDS
Well, first things first great job GSMarena Team! And i would like to suggest a smartphone screen guide and its improvement from the older generation
- HeavyRazzer
- 6qP
Great article. Thank you very much!
This so hard to simply compare performance of SoCs though several generations.
Looking forward for Apple chips. And it wil be awesome if you can add used power for cores in mW. These data are very rare, because this is very difficult (or nearly impossible) to calculate it during device test.
- Mark
- bSG
Good direction guys, I hope you will build on it.
Couple of points where I think you can go even beyond what you did.
1. Next time try geekbench 4. I mean I see sd810 up there in terms of performance with the sd820 in geekbench 3 and we all know there's a bit of a gap between those two in real world performance.
2. Include a per watt performance metric, it's meaningful and it impacts directly battery life.
3. Try to get also the apple A - chipsets into play, at the end of the day they are still custom ARM so they belong here
4. I would suggest separate charts for single core and multi core. You do realize there are chipsets that score very good in multicore like the samsung A5 exynos 7580/7880 but they can't compare to the likes of exynos 8890 in single core performance. Real world performance we all see what the 8890 in the s7 does and the A5 does not even come close.
4027- taghack
- 3FJ
Anonymous, 08 Feb 2017Geekbench 3 is a bad test. They should have gone with Geekbench 4.
In there it's very palpa... moreGeekBench 3 is far from a perfect choice, but since we relied on our own test database in order to guarantee consistency, it was the pure CPU test that offered the largest amount of samples, going back a couple of years.
Also, there is a single-core chart provided on page 3. It just takes a little bit of time to load.
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