Samsung Exynos 8895 chipset inside the Galaxy S8 gets detailed in new leak
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- 29 Dec 2016
AnonD-234645, 29 Dec 2016reminds me of Kirin 950 when I see these speeds. (2.5 high ... moreEither that or Samsung flagships might get the 'M' while non-Samsung phones, be they flagship or not, might get the 'V' just so they could price them accordingly lower. Meizu flagships come to mind
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- 29 Dec 2016
s8 still using mali gpu? nah. s8 still midrange in terms of gpu
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AnonD-159333, 29 Dec 2016This thing is going to SCREAM. The 8895M's G71 will have ar... moreBut it will still have a slower CPU than Apple A10 Fusion and if it has to sport a 1440p or even 4K display, it will suck at gaming
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AnonD-450518, 29 Dec 2016It's a dream phone with all the advance specs & feature... moreYou can get even better performance today when you buy iPhone 7
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Anonymous, 29 Dec 2016So it would be slower than 8890? (2.6ghz for the first 2 co... moreIt's not all abou clock speed, architecture is much more important, see desktop chips
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Anonymous, 29 Dec 2016If this is going to be used on Android devices, then it wil... moreIt has not much to do with OS. iPhones are faster because of NVMe storage which has a huge advantage over UFS 2.0 and maybe 2.1 but we don't know yet. Also, Apple uses much bigger and less high performance cores which leads to a multiple times better single core performance at same multi core performance but little worse power management.
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- 29 Dec 2016
Wow Cat. 16, that's high. But I'm still not sure about the other things. For example, why does PowerVR GT7600 with 6 cores have not much less performance than a 20 core graphics card ? And why does the SD have to have such high click speeds to reach Exynos performance, is it really that weak. And when there is Kryo, does that mean it uses the same old cores as SD820?
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reminds me of Kirin 950 when I see these speeds. (2.5 high &1.8 low is Kirin 950. )
however. It'll be a great anticipations to see which variant the S8 Will get. I got the feeling it'll be 8895V for the S phones. and 8895M for Note. but it's just assumption. ^^;
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Anonymous, 29 Dec 2016i dont think so.i think the kryo cores are also 2nd generat... moreI'm not saying you're definitely wrong or I'm definitely right but if Qualcomm changed anything architecturally or design wise, it would definitely be in their best interests to change their chip name to differentiate them from their previous generation.
And Kryo isn't based on ARM A57 cores - an early comparison by Anandtech shows that they are more likely to be based off Krait (their other custom core before SD810).
So, in my opinion, if their SD835 ends up with Kryo cores, yes they should be very similar to their SD820 counterparts except they are built on the 10nm process thus more efficient. BTW Intel does this too.
My reply was to that SD finally "winning" Exynos with their SD835; but nobody will know until they have devices on the market, but based on their naming alone, Qualcomm isn't winning Exynos in that they are just reusing their old cores and overclocking them.
But, who's to say they can't do an Intel?
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- 29 Dec 2016
2Q 2017 for release? Are all the flagship smartphones next year going to be delayed a few months? TSMC's also rumoured to be delayed affecting new ipad.
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Xz8441, 29 Dec 2016In this day and age you are still obsessed on GHz? God, whi... morei dont think so.i think the kryo cores are also 2nd generation ones not just overclocked ones. it may have been based on cortex A73 whereas i think 820 and 821 kryo cores are based on A57
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- 29 Dec 2016
For daily usage and gaming, redmi note3/4 is good enough.
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AnonD-393912, 29 Dec 2016Get a Redmi 3/4 or Zenphone Max. As long as you're not us... moreOr a Lenovo Vibe P1 or P2
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raul, 28 Dec 2016Please provide a phone which can last 2 days . For making c... moreGet a Redmi 3/4 or Zenphone Max.
As long as you're not using it for gaming, It'll reach second day easy.
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raul, 28 Dec 2016Please provide a phone which can last 2 days . For making c... moreRedmi Note 3 Pro it can easily last for 2-3 days
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Woah, another chipset that'll lag!
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Levy, 29 Dec 2016My S7 has lasted me 8 months and countingHe didnt meant phone life he meant batterylife a with battery big enough to last 2 days without charging
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I want only snapdragon.... What the hell .... I don't want this shitty exynos in india .... Why samsung is not understanding this .... Hell of a company ...
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raul, 28 Dec 2016Please provide a phone which can last 2 days . For making c... moreUse Nokia 3310, it lasts the whole week.
You may buy a power bank too so you wouldn't charge until the month is over!
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Anonymous, 29 Dec 2016So it would be slower than 8890? (2.6ghz for the first 2 co... moreIn this day and age you are still obsessed on GHz? God, which cave are you living in now. If we are solely talking about GHz in CPUs now, Intel's would have hit 10/20/30/100 GHz by now.
How fast a CPU is no longer limited by their GHz. It depends on so many other things like core optimizations and such.
Both the SD835 and the E8895 are on 10nm as reported in the article (do you read?).
E8895 could be using new design / architecture (M2 Cores compared to M1 in E8890) with better core optimization.
If anything, (by their naming) it looks like Qualcomm SD835 are reusing the same cores found in their current gen SD820/821, and solely depending on the more efficient 10nm process to overclock the same chips to differentiate their next year's chip with those of this year.
IF that holds true, I would much much prefer to get a E8895 in my S8 rather than a SD835. Hopefully Samsung continues its tradition of using Exynos in Asia