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Subject: 2016 SoC showdown
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3mel 14.12.16 - 12:43am
Gary Sims from AA does another video testing the most common SoC's (System on a Chip, where everything on a phone is built into one chip rather than separate parts you'd see in other systems) of 2016 against each other and against a couple from last year, and finally compared to apples a10
arguments for real world performance aside these results showed some big surprises in places.
[u][link]http://youtu.be/mHmKYMhbGvo[/link][/u] * +
polo_011 14.12.16 - 04:08pm
Be honest mel, you posted this just for me, you know how I love this sort of thing 
going to watch after gym once I'm settled at home. * +
3mel 14.12.16 - 06:32pm
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polo_011 18.12.16 - 09:52pm
Great comparison, that Huawei Kirin 960 is a beast! Should set the benchmark for 2017 SoCs. The Samsung Exynos 8890 did exceptionally well despite being the oldest of the 2016 SoCs.
True to Qualcomm fashion, the 820/821 have beastly GPUs, but I am a tad disappointed the 821 seems to be just a higher BIN 820 * +
john_163 5.01.17 - 02:31pm
Qualcomm has unveiled its latest premium tier chipset for mobile devices, the Snapdragon 835. The 64-bit chipset is the first to be manufactured using a 10nm process, leading to extreme power efficiency versus older chips it is 50 more power efficient than the Snapdragon 801. * +
john_163 5.01.17 - 02:32pm
The Snapdragon 835 is 35 per cent smaller than its predecessor, the Snapdragon 820, consumes 25 per cent less power and 25 per cent faster 3D graphics. The chipset comes armed with a X16 LTE modem and interestingly it is the first to support Windows 10 plus Win32 apps. Devices shipping with this latest chip are expected to ship from the first half of 2017. * +
saintp 21.01.17 - 06:02am
Interesting *
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