Dimensity 9300 in vivo X100 Pro throttles after 15 minutes in stress test

27 November 2023
As expected from a chip with four performance cores.

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Darth Caesium, 27 Nov 2023🤡 Snapdragon 808, 810, 888 and 8 Gen 1 moment 🤡 🤡 Exynos... moreI think you should take a look at the Exynos 2200 specifically used in the S23 FE.

    BlahBlah, 28 Nov 2023You forgot the Exynos 990. By far the worst from all Exynos... moreAre you just mad that mediatek is a shitshow company and now decided to make fun of samsung and avoid this snapdragon 8 gen 3 will bring you down to your knees

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      Darth Caesium, 27 Nov 2023🤡 Snapdragon 808, 810, 888 and 8 Gen 1 moment 🤡 🤡 Exynos... moreYou forgot the Exynos 990. By far the worst from all Exynos chips.

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        • 28 Nov 2023

        Anonymous, 28 Nov 2023Mediatek phones also have little to no custom support so th... moreThe custom society is gone
        Custom ROM is almost gone totally
        They only use this as an excuse to bully Chinese company

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          • 28 Nov 2023

          Vinaigre, 27 Nov 2023If we compare all of the chipsets, the Kirin are still the ... moreHaha funny. Kirin 9000s still trails behind 8 gen 1 in performance and has worse battery times than 8 gen 2. Commendable comeback, must be said, but it's an exaggeration to say Kirin is superior lol.

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            • 28 Nov 2023

            Anonymous, 28 Nov 2023Some people just try to discourage others to buy mediatek b... moreMediatek phones also have little to no custom support so they get hit from the geek community as well.

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              • 28 Nov 2023

              Inve, 28 Nov 2023I sometimes wonder if people buy phones just so they can ru... moreNo. Consumers buy phones that end up being limited for social media use. 😎

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                • 28 Nov 2023

                Anonymous, 28 Nov 2023Some people just try to discourage others to buy mediatek b... moreor maybe because it's bad

                  Anonymous, 28 Nov 2023Stress test is just stress test It shows the true limit of... moreSo you have basically just repeated what ive wrote, back to me, fair enough.

                  Also it's not the limitation of the SoC, its more the pre determined restrictions the manufacturer of the phone sets, most companies actually soften these resteictions for stress tests and benchmarks to have "better numbers" so they can hit higher frequencies and for longer but it will eventually degrade the SoC if left at stupid values (so the SoC might clock 100mhz higher than advertised for these situations and will allow the SoC to reach slightly higher temps, the standard user wouldnt notice this, its essentially "high performance mode" activated but with less restrictions.)

                  Essentially rooting your device allows you to do this by overclocking/volting cpu cores/gpu etc, in reality all companies could lock the x4 core to 2ghz and be done with it but they try and find a middle ground of top end performance, phone stability and battery endurance, in reality they could set the x4 cores to 4ghz if they so wished (which tbh, anything over 3ghz is insane in devices this small and no active fan cooling etc).

                  Im also sure most SoCs are limited to about 40-50°c max for multiple reasons. Maybe 60°c, this is for the majority of parts in the SoC, laptop and desktop CPUs is about 100-110°c max (which would also damage the CPU over time).

                    Considering it's running four X4 cores and four A720 cores, not surprising. Still better than nothing tho.

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                      • 28 Nov 2023

                      Super Android 22, 28 Nov 2023Its too anyone who just doesnt have a basic understanding o... moreStress test is just stress test
                      It shows the true limit of the cores/SOC
                      But it doesn't really tell how the SOC manage to handle everyday task

                      To put it in simple layman words:
                      It's the Edison & the elephant show

                        [deleted post]Its too anyone who just doesnt have a basic understanding of how SoCs, cores, frequencies, variable core instruction sets, stress test programs and how companies bend the rules with stress tests to get better performance figures work.

                        Nothing wrong with mediatek SoCs though, i mean they use the same nodes, manufacturing processes and cores as all other SoCs and on a benchmark test if anything is within say 10% of each other then for everyday use it basically means the same performance, its more about the in baked hardware features that make the SoC bad or good usually not this (obviously putting the same tier of SoCs against each other for comparisons).

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                          • 28 Nov 2023

                          Zero, 27 Nov 2023mmWave us US exclusive perk, something that Qualcomm has al... more"mmWave us US exclusive perk, something that Qualcomm has all the patents. No other company can enter and once Apple enters, is over."

                          It's over....
                          I agree with you

                          mmWaves in Korea is over:
                          https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/2022/11/24/business/tech/Korea-5G-KT/20221124160917872.html

                          Even T-mo agree:
                          https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2019/04/millimeter-wave-5g-will-never-scale-beyond-dense-urban-areas-t-mobile-says/

                            hachi07, 28 Nov 2023S23U. Xiaomi 13 series. All these ran resolutions higher th... moreAlso the s23u comes running its screen at 1080p as default, a lot of 1440p screened phones do and most if not all 1440p screen phones drop the resolution down automatically depending on power usage and content/app you're viewing/using so no, those phones arent consistently running 1440p (thats why you see very little difference between battery endurance at 1440p/1080p).

                            Running a screen at 2000 nits brightness or higher will have far more impact than the resolution difference of 1080p to 1440p and the screens refresh rate and how variable that is will have a bigger impact too.

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                              [deleted post]That's because they were pro Qualcomm

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                                Inve, 28 Nov 2023I sometimes wonder if people buy phones just so they can ru... moreSome people just try to discourage others to buy mediatek because its Chinese

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                                  I sometimes wonder if people buy phones just so they can run benchmarks and look at the numbers.

                                    hachi07, 28 Nov 2023S23U. Xiaomi 13 series. All these ran resolutions higher th... moreNot really, the point of a stress test is to push the cores to the max, constantly, which mainstream CPUs and SoCs arent meant too, my i7 4790k back in the day which had a cooler with dual 140mm fans and enough heatsink to cool anything would hit high temps when stressed test, its the point of the test.

                                    All flagship SoCs throttle, if it reduces its core frequencies its throttling (once it hits a tpd threshold, this is why it throttles because you'll otherwise degrade the cpu/gpu cores quickly over time), this happens if its x4 cores, a720 cores, a510 cores or even a72 cores from 10 years ago.

                                    Another really simple thing to understand is the clock frequencies that are given (so an x4 core running 3.2ghz for example) is its max frequency, NO CORE in day to day usage will be hitting its max frequency consistently, i used to see my old p40 pro running its a76 cores under 2ghz most of the time so this cpu in day to day usage will not suffer with these problems to this degree, my old pixel 6 pro constantly ran its x core over 2ghz constantly so would heat up and suffered with battery endurance.

                                    Its a720 cores for most tasks wont be hitting probably more than about 1.8ghz generally (probably lower, for the same performance the a510 cores would need to be hitting around 2ghz or more consistently, which causes more heat, have less overall life and will see reduced battery endurance).

                                    Aslong as vivo optimise the cores for general apps and have variable core/frequencies then it should be fine. Fyi the iphones with supposedly the best, most optimised, power sipping SoCs on the latest node will throttle VERY QUICKLY hitting anything more than 3ghz for a prolonged time.

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                                      Shiny Dave, 28 Nov 2023I wonder if this chip might work better in a tablet where t... moreAll chip work better in tablet with large vapor chamber

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                                        P C M, 27 Nov 2023LOL... You guys give funny logic... First you should know ... moreBot talking about engine failure
                                        But brakes failure
                                        Brake is not designed to be working under crazy stress trst

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