Showing posts with label Dualcore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dualcore. Show all posts

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Why my S4 dual-core is as good as your quad-core

HTC One X

My dual-core S4 is as good as your hearts.  Not really, it is.  Qualcomm has recently (OK, maybe not that recently) announced the Snapdragon S4 with snake processor.  More recently, Samsung has announced the Exynos 4 Quad (confirmed in power the "Next Galaxy") and ' ve already given that the NVIDIA Tegra 3 can do.  Why, then, is as good as the quad-cores S4?  Simply, you have all the performance of the quad-core (and then some), most incredible battery life.  We ' ve given the video evidence of the performance.  With the S4 Qualcomm introduced a new architecture and it ' s cutting edge.  He ' s based on the same statement defined as new processors ARM A15, which gives a significant top advantage ' s competitors. It will make the tasks more quickly and more efficiently than the rest of the material of the present generation.

Based on a 28nm (nanometer - a unit of measure) of the production process, the CPU of snake is powerful and effective power.  The "pipe" (the electronic path through the data) has been broadened and extended, which enables it to chew several instructions at a given time.  How much more?  Up to 50% more that the old nuclei of Scorpion we find in phones like the HTC EVO 3D and others last year. Qualcomm claims until a 30% improvement on the core of the A9 on used in generating current Exynos, OMAPs and Tegras of the world.  Keep in mind that these are base numbers, that is why a dual-core can follow with a quad-core.  When every heart can perform 30-50% better, this means that you don ' t even need to do the same amount of work.

OK, so the performance is impressive, but that ' s not all. Battery life is also significantly improved. All the improvements of energy saving, have you heard of new quad-core processors are there and many more due to the small production process and you ' re runs also two cores instead of four. I ' ll leave it to Phil ' s AT & T X a review to show you just how much better it is, but it must be important.  And it is with LTE, which is part of the S4, giving us very concrete benefits of the life of the battery on each previous permitted LTE phone we ' ve seen.

Therefore performance is as well throughout and battery life should be better.  The moral of the story?  The number of nuclei isn ' t history.  How the apparatus works in your hand is. He ' s a subject we ' ve was discussed in detail in the hardware Android forumsand if you ' re interested in some serious tech-talk (or just want to learn all the letters and numbers mean) you really need to dive and join us.

Qualcomm S4 snake hardware failureRead the AT & T HTC X review



Late-night survey: Dual-core or quad-core?

Android Central

With all speeches of quad-core vs. dual-coreand see the performance of the two in the same phone, we want to know.  You want a chip dual-core or quad-core in your next device?  Last year at this time we were starting to see emerging dual-core phones manufacturers.  They have all promised the best performance in a mobile device you ' ve never seen.  And they were right.  The Tegra 2, and later the OMAP 4 and Exynos were all strong performers.  Then came the quad-core.  The same promises have been made.  And yet again, they proved to be true.  Tegra 3 (otherwise known as Kal - El) put dual-core chips in recent years to shame.

We now have Qualcomm shooting with a dual-core chip, the S4.  They make the same promise.  Best performance, improve the battery life.  As we have seen in Phil ' s review (gotta love the header!) a x, they are usually right.  However, some people still have a spot of soft for more than carrots, and performance is the same.  While tell you, dear reader? Tell us about tonight's ' s survey!



Saturday, April 28, 2012

Dual-core Galaxy S3 to be offered in some territories with Snapdragon S4 and LTE

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Android Central

En plus de l'HSPA + version de sa prochaine Galaxy S3, quad-core Samsung lancera une variante dual-core avec connectivité LTE et une puce de muflier S4 pour les marchés LTE à l'extérieur de la Corée. Rapports de The Korea Times, qui correspondent à ce qu'on nous a dit par nos propres sources, indiquent que le l'Exynos quad-core / HSPA + version verra large disponibilité internationale, tandis que le modèle S4 gueule-de-loup lancera dans d'autres pays avec LTE, y compris aux États-Unis. KT signale qu'à l'intérieur de la Corée, Samsung proposera un modèle CDMA/LTE basé sur sa propre puce quatre cœurs, bien que nous n'avons pas pu vérifier plus précisément.

Selon nos sources, compatibilité de radio LTE a été derrière la décision de passer à la puce S4 pour la version internationale de 4 G de la S3 Galaxy, et cela est logique si vous regardez les différences de fréquences LTE entre les États-Unis et Corée (et le reste du monde, en fait).

Donc il semble que la situation sera similaire à celle de l'AT & t x un HTC, où le constructeur opte pour un dual-core S4 au lieu d'une puce de quad-core concurrente, par souci de connectivité LTE. Cela n'est rien de nouveau, cependant, nous avons vu une situation similaire l'année dernière avec les variantes LTE de la Galaxy Note et Galaxy S II, qui utilise des puces S3 gueule-de-loup. Une fois de plus, c'est un choix entre LTE et quad-core. Mais malgré « seulement » qu'une puce dual-core, S4 de Qualcomm est basée sur l'architecture ARM Cortex A15 plus récent (et plus rapide), par rapport à l'A9 de Exynos, et nous avons déjà été impressionnés par les performances de la puce dans le HTC un S.

Veillez à garder regarder AC au cours de la semaine prochaine, comme nous nous approchons rapidement événement de lancement de la Galaxy S3 Londres.

Plus : Les forums Samsung Galaxy S3

via : le Korea Times