MediaTek Dimensity 9200 with Cortex-X3 core coming next month
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AnonD-731363, 18 Oct 2022Man even half baked qualcomm midranger chip beat apple on a... moreYou can't be serious, can you? 💀
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022yeah go away play with your animation. i better play game ... moreGreat, could you make me some coffee after you finish the game? I read that your new stove makes excellent coffee.
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022Even with flagships like samsung galaxy and xperia, ios sti... more7,8 cm wide and near 250g = better ergo?
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022Even with flagships like samsung galaxy and xperia, ios sti... moreyeah go away play with your animation.
i better play game on my phone
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022dude you are ccomparing a low cpu helio on Android to a fu*... moreEven with flagships like samsung galaxy and xperia, ios still has much smoother animations and better ergonomics.
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022Ios slows down after 6 years.
Android slows down after 2-3... moreandroid on ufs 4.0 and iphone still same nvme
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022iOS slows down too. Don't lie yourself.Ios slows down after 6 years.
Android slows down after 2-3 years.
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022The animations and all kinds of visual effects are much mor... moredude you are ccomparing a low cpu helio on Android to a fu**ing flagship
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AndroidAuthority, 18 Oct 2022There is no lag on my helio g90t chip, nevermind the more p... moreThe animations and all kinds of visual effects are much more smoother on ios.
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022Snapdragon has gone trash. Long live mediatek!Wait for NUVIA processor, it will mark the end of competition
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022In the last 2 years, RISC-V has gain traction due to bald e... moreWhen you say panda are you talking about China?
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022Snapdragon has gone trash. Long live mediatek!Wait for NUVIA processor, it will mark the end of competition
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022Android will still lag and slow even with 1 nm chip. Unlike ios.Fuchsia will kill iOS
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ishreal, 18 Oct 2022Actually a lot of development in risc-v has turned into rea... moreIn the last 2 years, RISC-V has gain traction due to bald eagle sanktion on Panda. The panda doing RISC-V as their Plan B.
In linux, kernel 6, RISC-V gain lots of new update.
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Kangal, 18 Oct 2022Well we used to have more competition in 2016: - ARM Corte... moreActually a lot of development in risc-v has turned into real products (including Linux machines) and even a dev kit by Intel. It's a slow process but products are making their way into smaller markets and use cases. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Google-Search.36690.0.html?cx=partner-pub-9323363027260837%3Atxif1w-xjer&cof=FORID%3A10&ie=UTF-8&q=Risc-v&search=
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022Android will still lag and slow even with 1 nm chip. Unlike ios.There is no lag on my helio g90t chip, nevermind the more premium android chips.
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Leonidas, 18 Oct 2022Never take ARM performance and efficiency number after A77.... moreI think you meant A78 since A78 TSMC 5nm has higher performance and less power consumption than the A77 TSMC 7nm+.
Geekerwan's video link timestamp: https://youtu.be/s0ukXDnWlTY?t=860
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Anonymous, 18 Oct 2022Android will still lag and slow even with 1 nm chip. Unlike ios.iOS slows down too. Don't lie yourself.
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Leonidas, 18 Oct 2022Never take ARM performance and efficiency number after A77.... moreWell we used to have more competition in 2016:
- ARM Cortex (A72)
- Samsung Mongoose (M1)
- Nvidia Tegra (Denver2)
- Qualcomm (Kryo-100)
- Apple Twister (A9)
Now in 2022 what we have is this:
- Apple Everest (A16)
- ARM Cortex (A715)
Qualcomm uses off-the-shelf ARM cores, they play with the cache and slight changes, then they slap their name on it and sell it to people. Samsung does the same thing, but they do less customisation, and the same goes for Nvidia (ARM Board PCs) and MediaTek. We were supposed to see Nuvia cores like back in 2019 or so, but have no idea when we will see them, or if they would be the same impressive cores since then, or would they even be relevant by then. You could say the "Cortex-X" lineup is also a customisation, but it comes from the same company (ARM) and is shared by all competitors, so it's a moot point. Whilst all the talk from RISC-V are theoretical and nothing material has been produced, again a moot point.
There's very little competition or incentive to push things further. We're lucky Apple does provide some pressure so that others need to innovate harder in this particular field.