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Would you choose 1.35 GHz Octa-core or 1.4 GHz Quad-core on a smartphone?
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<blockquote data-quote="Evjl&#039;s Rain" data-source="post: 831506" data-attributes="member: 51905"><p>it also depends on the phone makers</p><p>LG is known be weak at optimization despite having good chipset</p><p></p><p>my experience tells that having an octa-core processor will benefit everyone in 2019</p><p>Why? My galaxy S7 G930U snapdragon 820 has <u>quadcore</u> processor and the exynos variant has 8 cores</p><p>after upgrading to android 8, my phone has become a midrange phone instead of a flagship because the speed has decreased very noticeably. Meanwhile, everyone with exynos variant reported they noticed a performance boost and their phones were still fast</p><p></p><p>Galaxy S6, which also uses old exynos octa-core processor also received a performance boost after upgrading. Some people said S6 exynos on android 8 was even faster than S7 snapdragon on android 8</p><p></p><p>IMHO, having a quadcore in 2019 will cause a lot of trouble</p><p></p><p>how to test if they are good enough in 2019 or not:</p><p>- open google maps, latest version</p><p>- try to navigate from place A to B and notice the smoothness</p><p>- zoom in and out or drag around</p><p></p><p>my phone is super slow while doing these tasks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Evjl's Rain, post: 831506, member: 51905"] it also depends on the phone makers LG is known be weak at optimization despite having good chipset my experience tells that having an octa-core processor will benefit everyone in 2019 Why? My galaxy S7 G930U snapdragon 820 has [U]quadcore[/U] processor and the exynos variant has 8 cores after upgrading to android 8, my phone has become a midrange phone instead of a flagship because the speed has decreased very noticeably. Meanwhile, everyone with exynos variant reported they noticed a performance boost and their phones were still fast Galaxy S6, which also uses old exynos octa-core processor also received a performance boost after upgrading. Some people said S6 exynos on android 8 was even faster than S7 snapdragon on android 8 IMHO, having a quadcore in 2019 will cause a lot of trouble how to test if they are good enough in 2019 or not: - open google maps, latest version - try to navigate from place A to B and notice the smoothness - zoom in and out or drag around my phone is super slow while doing these tasks [/QUOTE]
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