MediaTek Dimensity 9400 key specs tipped
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- 01 Jun 2024
James.D, 01 Jun 2024Yeah mate the 810 DEFINITELY had 5G. Also I distinctly reme... moreYeah the 865 and the 855 had a separate 5G modem.
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- 01 Jun 2024
BananaPeel, 01 Jun 2024The Snapdragon X75 5G Modem is next to the left of the Adre... moreYeah mate the 810 DEFINITELY had 5G. Also I distinctly remember the 865 had the modem separate to the SOC. And comparing my phones on 4G to them on 5G, the difference in thermals is pretty minimal. Comparing my current phones to my old 4G phones, the 4G phones actually ran hotter.
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- 01 Jun 2024
James.D, 01 Jun 2024Actually this is only true for MediaTek afaik. Qualcomm lik... moreThe Snapdragon X75 5G Modem is next to the left of the Adreno 750 GPU component in the 8 Gen 3 SoC (you can find this in die shots). Unlike Samsung's Exynos SoCs (past processors at least like the Exynos 7420), Qualcomm always puts their 5G Modem in the SoC even as far back as the 810 which debuted along with Exynos 7420. Still, the heat difference between 4G and 5G is noticeable.
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- 01 Jun 2024
BananaPeel, 01 Jun 2024No sht, the 5G modem is a component in the chipset.Actually this is only true for MediaTek afaik. Qualcomm likes to put their 5G modems separate to the chip last time I checked. Still the most heaty bit of your processor will be CPU and GPU, even on MTK designs.
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- 01 Jun 2024
James.D, 30 May 20245G produces little if any heat. The main heat source will a... moreNo sht, the 5G modem is a component in the chipset.
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- 31 May 2024
YUKI93, 31 May 2024I'm definitely curious to see the thermal management o... moreMe too I won't be able to sleep otherwise
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- 31 May 2024
Shrimon, 30 May 2024This is very powerful processor. Its very hard. One talk it... moreAfter 6 months there new again chipset...
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- 30 May 2024
This is very powerful processor. Its very hard. One talk it is lagend processor 👌👌👌☕
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- 30 May 2024
BananaPeel, 29 May 2024Maybe the new architectural changes has traded high frequen... moreDisplay drains most power while casual usecases, so you couldn't feel anything change.
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- 30 May 2024
Anubhav, 29 May 20245G is responsible for causing heating issues in mobile devices.5G produces little if any heat. The main heat source will always be your chipset.
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- 29 May 2024
Anonymous, 29 May 202434% lower power consumption?
every year new nodes and ne... more"every year new nodes and new chips are released with double-digit decrease in power consumption and double-digit increase in performance but phones' battery endurance never increased significantly."
Let me explain in average Joe language.
the meaning of 30% more efficient is if the new chip set at the same speed as the old chip.
ex. If Dimensity 9400 were set at the same speed as Dimensity 9300, it will be 30% more efficient. The same speed here is for example, the same Antutu number, or the same geekbench number.
Since the new chip were set at faster speed, then it's not at 30% more efficient.
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- 29 May 2024
Vikass17, 29 May 2024If X5 is successor of X4 and better than X4 , why use X4 th... moreX5 is supposedly much larger & powerful core than X4.
Heard leaks of X5 finally catching up on Apple single core performance so X5 should be significantly larger/widee to show such massive gains.
This might explain why 4 X5 cores would make SoC to become quite bigger than previous one,all while increasing cost significantly as TSMC nodes are expensive.
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- 29 May 2024
5G is responsible for causing heating issues in mobile devices.
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- 29 May 2024
BananaPeel, 29 May 2024Maybe the new architectural changes has traded high frequen... moreDo you mean 2 large cores (X5) and 6 mid cores (A7XX)?
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- 29 May 2024
Anonymous, 29 May 202434% lower power consumption?
every year new nodes and ne... moreThe 34% metric is when you compare the first generation 5nm (N5) node with the second generation 3nm process (N3E). In between we had N5P, N4 (a small die shrink of N5P), N4P and N3B.
So, specifically due to the manufacturing node improvements in 3.5-4 years, we get either 18% more performance with the same power, or 34% less power consumption for the same performance.
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- 29 May 2024
Still years behind apple 🤣🤣🤣
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- 29 May 2024
Vikass17, 29 May 2024If X5 is successor of X4 and better than X4 , why use X4 th... moreMaybe the new architectural changes has traded high frequency performance for low frequency power consumption. When the A710 succeeded the A78, the high frequency performance is better but the low frequency power that actually had more use cases is worse than the A78. Then, the A715 came which was only a minor buff to the A710. It wasn't until the A720 that the Cortex A7 series had a major upgrade, which saw lower power consumption all across the frequency points. As for the X4 I have no idea. I still wish they went for a 2+6 approach kinda like what the 8 Gen 4 might be.
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- 29 May 2024
34% lower power consumption?
every year new nodes and new chips are released with double-digit decrease in power consumption and double-digit increase in performance but phones' battery endurance never increased significantly. of course if you compare 10 years old chips with today's chips there will be a significant difference but nowadays I don't have the feeling that anything improved. maybe it is because apps nowadays consume a lot more energy since they need much more processing to do the same thing they did years ago (contradiction?).
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- 29 May 2024
Jon8652, 29 May 2024Amazing! Glad it's not using any A520 cores. Hopefully... moreYeah. It is high time these weak A5XX cores are thrown out of flagships.