Redmi Note 10 with the upcoming Dimensity 820 chipset benchmarked
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- r33fd
- LaE
- 17 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020Xiaomi probably should take steps to make all its future sm... moreAre you for real dude?
If this is a serious comment it's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
The customers should always be able to do whatever they want with their own devices.
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- Anonymous
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- 17 May 2020
Mediatek sux, 17 May 2020Mediateks cheating didnt repair pcmark scores, it used a sp... morePCMark test is to short to mais the device throttle...Mediatek never released things like crapdragon 810 that heat that fast!
Cheating methode is more a specific task scheduler...use higher idle frequencies to reach the max power fastly...
This lead to 1% or sometime 5% better scores...even far less when it's short GPU tests. Throttle limits can change results on test like "long term performances on Gfxbench"
I did test on PCMark behavior and compare it to "real" applications
In work 2.0 test, you've got for exemple a webbrowsing subtest...
Without cheating, during this webbrowsing subtest, big cores don't work...
With cheating, big cores will work.
Now if you open a "real" webbrowser and use it, big cores will work without any problem...
Score with cheating represents better the "real" applications.
PCMark is defaillant on nearly every devices I have tested!
On Mediatek with big cores misuse on mt8176 (Teclast T10), helio P60 (Oppo A3), helio g90t (Redmi note 8 Pro)
On Rockchip 3288 with disabled hardware video decoding (old test on Work 1)
On Amlogic S912 with crash
On Realtek RTD1295 with crash
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- Anonymous
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- 17 May 2020
Anonymous, 17 May 2020C'mon dude, the global variants of Redmi Note 9 4g literall... moreMight as well not buy anything new then
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- Anonymous
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- 17 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020Buy when you are ready, and never regret any purchase just ... moreC'mon dude, the global variants of Redmi Note 9 4g literally landed on eBay in my country the day before yesterday.
Then yesterday the Redmi Note 10 5g appeared on TENA. Anybody would be annoyed if they pulled the trigger on an RN9 Pro and I think you need to get off your high horse about (Insert wise Gandalf voice) "Never have any regrets" etc.
Damn I would have had regrets.
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- 17 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020Xiaomi's product development is not bound by any fixed sche... moreYeah, this is very true from their snap and mediatek new SOCs. They are the first to release phones with new SOCs. And it is advantage to consumers because xiaomi's pricing is very affordable. Imagine if samsung release the first phone with newest snapdragon soc, they maybe price it 3x on what xiaomi's price would be. And we are glad that xiaomi is doing this for we have basis of pricing in the new SOCs. Also, prevent other brand to overprice their new release phone.
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- 17 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020Xiaomi probably should take steps to make all its future sm... moreThey will just move to another brand, maybe realme. It might be a negligible loss to xiaomi of a few percentage of customers but what would they gain?
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- Mediatek sux
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- 17 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020My advice : do real test to mesure the reality of cheating.... moreMediateks cheating didnt repair pcmark scores, it used a special mode with higher throttle limit, which would give better scores, but wont be available outside of the cheating apps. They could just do a performance mode like huawei, unless mediatek isnt confident in their efficiency at that cheating mode. Or do they already have such a mode?
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- 17 May 2020
Ag32, 16 May 2020"Looking at our database, the new SoC's results are just un... moreIts a 2.6ghz a76, only 200mhz less than 855, close single scores are seen when qualcomm launches midrangers too, like sd675 was close to 845. Usually the gpu will be around a third the power. Mediatek did well with the multicore tho.
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- 17 May 2020
Crackling Doom, 17 May 2020Terrible and misleading article. First off, you claim t... more855+ is just basically an overclocked 855, that's all. I wouldn't say the 855 is outdated, it's still relevant in 2020. Eventhough the 855 was launched in December 2018, no smartphone brands are utilizing it until the beginning of 2019.
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- Anonymous
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- 17 May 2020
LOL, redmi note 9 line was announced in March and it is being replaced already.
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- Crackling Doom
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- 17 May 2020
Terrible and misleading article.
First off, you claim that Dimension 820 has been benchmarked but then you claim that it's not confirmed to be Dimension 820, rather a speculation on the writer's part.
And Qualcomm's last-gen flagship isn't Snapdragon 855, it's Snapdragon 855+. Snapdragon 855 came out 2 years ago in 2018.
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- Fahad
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- 17 May 2020
Custom roms are super important for me. My 3 year old redmi 4x runs android 10 and performs even better because 4.9 kernel then then the old 3.18 it came with. Battery backup is better on custom kernel and rom. If it weren't a snapdragon I would've been stuck with android 7 with miui. Never buying a mediatek cause snapdragon means android updates and mods.
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- Anonymous
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- 17 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020Judges said it's the case! Even in Europe and in USA! Ex... moreDo you even know what baseband is? This thread is talking about an soc package. The whole discussion was about soc. You can also find exynos chipsets on devices from other manufacturers than samsung. Also you didn't address my point of doing competition right rather than hefyw. Also doesn't it seem strange that it took them about a decade to gather evidence? I get the fact that it takes time, but i'd say the work process is worth investigating and the reason it finished then and not in 2015, 2016, etc. I'm likely pickey on that but these kinds of things tend to happen faster when apple is involved (there were some baseband royalty or something alike in the past few years). Again i see as having a stake in all of this and likely not as an average consumer, power user, root user, hobbyist.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020All of those companies stopped competing in those markets, ... moreJudges said it's the case! Even in Europe and in USA!
Exynos nearly only exists because it's Samsung on Samsung's devices...it's not competition.
Kirin only exists because it's Huawei on Huawei's devices...it's not competition.
If you're not smart enough to understand this simple thing, I won't spend my time to explain what is standard essentiel patents (SEP) and why Qualcomm must licences at Fair Reasonnable And Non Discriminatory (FRAND) conditions...
These SEP incluse UMTS technologies, you give me exemple of the Switch...Switch hasn't UMTS modem! Your exemple shows you don't understand anything!
Tegra 4i did! Sales were horrible...because of Qualcomm's behavior.
Here is the European decision about Qualcomm behavior against NVIDIA.
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_19_4350
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- Anonymous
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- 16 May 2020
Xiaomi probably should take steps to make all its future smartphones unrootable. This Custom ROM business does not serve the interests of Xiaomi or Xiaomi's real customers. One important side benefit of this measure is to effectively weed out those undesirable buyers.
I applaud all those phone-makers who have already made their smartphones unrootable.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020Nobody cares about custom ROMs any more, it's 2020 and not ... moreActually all of those statements you've presented still exist, but in different forms. Using hardware to it's fullest has never gone away, it just changed shape. Like with cars, power didn't change, it only got more efficient while the interior and sometimes the exterior styling has gone to the "Made in China" quality (which is actually worse than "Made in CCCP" even though both are communistic).
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- Anonymous
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- 16 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020Almost bought a Redmi Note 9 Pro Global yesterday.. flippin... moreBuy when you are ready, and never regret any purchase just because a newer product comes to the market after your purchase, since you have the clear knowledge that an even better version is not that far behind.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020When I see EU and US devs complainte or even insult Mediate... moreAll of those companies stopped competing in those markets, qualcomm had nothing to do with the fact. If it had then why did they allow exynos, kirin and tegra(switch) to even exist? You make no sense like most chnese propoganda. Anyone who has invested a year(any year) into finding out what's in the smartphone market will know you're so full of it that they can understand you being a part of the 50cent army(heard it's the 70cent army nowa days).
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- 16 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020Nobody cares about custom ROMs any more, it's 2020 and not ... moreBit of a sweeping statement, which is untrue, there will always be a segment for users who wish to root/unlock bootloader, try different kernel and roms. If nobody wants it then xda would be dead and the last time I checked its very active and pretty much any device is on there.
Is the general user going to want or need any of this?
probably not and that's fine, but there's plenty of people out there who want to do all of the above
Your whole it ain't 2015 anymore is redundant, there will always be a need for android modding, its not going anywhere and will always continue.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 May 2020
Anonymous, 16 May 2020Xiaomi is the most consistent with their 'Mission Statement... moreXiaomi's product development is not bound by any fixed schedules. Xiaomi's mission is to deliver the newest technology to the market at the fastest speed to meet perceived consumer needs.