Mobile Devices Chipsets (CPUs)

[Yazbuh]

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Most nerdy people right now brags about how many cores their phone has or how big their phone benchmark scores, so you guys asa inyo favorite chipset these the most popular and the most powerful chipset right now:
(These benchmarks are for entertainment purposes not really official just to give you an idea of their performance)

Samsung Exynos 5 Octa big.LITTLE (octa-core):
Samsung Exynos 5410 Benchmark - Octa-Core Reference Design Demo - YouTube
Samsung GALAXY S4 Unboxing [Exynos 5 OCTA], out of the box BENCHMARKS, Apps, Storage, RAM & Specs - YouTube
Quadrant Standard: 12789 (Samsung Galaxy S4)
Antutu: 28112(Samsung Galaxy S4)

Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 (quad-core):
LG Optimus G Pro Benchmark - YouTube
HTC One benchmark test - YouTube
Quadrant Standard: 11765 (LG Optimus G Pro) / 12264 (HTC One)
Antutu: 22607 (HTC One)


NVIDIA Tegra 4 (quad-core):
Nvidia Tegra 4 benchmark tests - YouTube
Quadrant Standard: 16802
Antutu: 36458

Intel Atom “CloverTrail+” Processor (dual-core):
Lenovo K900 Benchmarks Intel Clover Trail+ Dual Core & Hands On - YouTube
Quadrant Standard: 25138 (Lenovo K900)
Antutu: 25138 (Lenovo K900)

and what can you say about these core arms race?

[jewhilz]

I certainly agree.

I even noticed

Qualcomm MSM8960 Snapdragon
CPU Dual-core 1.5 GHz Krait

performs better than

Nvidia Tegra 3
CPU Quad-core 1.5 GHz


Power users and most developers as well don't trust some benchmarks tests since it's purely statistical and sometimes inconsistent.

[dirk14]

right now using Krait procs.. best so far power managing ever... i Would think the 600's will do better

[Eyemesem]

a fast AND power efficient core is preferrable

the GHz and number of cores race is laughable if your smartphone will only last for a few hours (also no thanks to some brands not bothering putting a highcap battery to compensate for it)

[jeurgend]

wew na amazed ko sa cam ahehehe 1.8 aperture

[bezkepckret]

Nvidia tegra benchmark was done inhouse and by an employee? hahaha
The snapdragon 600 is a mid level cpu vs the best what Nvidia and Samsung has to offer? Where's the 800?
Anyways A15 is old news.. "16nm ARM Cortex-A57 CPU on the way
A57 outputs up to three times the CPU power of the Cortex-A15 while consuming up to five times less power..."
but I believe Clovertrail + hyperthreading x86 is the future,

My HTC One X Evita Dual core krait outperforming a quad core tegra 3 and battery life is insanely good


Snapdragon 800 Antutu benchmark leak with beta software


GLbenchmark

a fast AND power efficient core is preferrable

the GHz and number of cores race is laughable if your smartphone will only last for a few hours (also no thanks to some brands not bothering putting a highcap battery to compensate for it)

Socs that are out today are far more efficient than the single/dual core out years ago. It's those damn 5+ 1080p screen that sucks out more juice than a female porn star in heat.

[Yazbuh]

Bilib jud ko sa intel with their dual-core power house maka go head-to head jud with those quad core SOCs...