If you've been paying attention to CES, what do you think of their new line up of processors, I just can't believe the 800 series is clocked as high as 2.3Ghz
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when I run quadrant it says my phone has an ARM v7....thought the EVO had qualcomm snapdragon....
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I believe that's our version of Snapdragon. I'm pretty sure the nexus and incredible versions are different.
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ARM doesn't make processors. They design and license. Snapdragon is an ARMv7 based processor.
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dglowe343 said:
I believe that's our version of Snapdragon. I'm pretty sure the nexus and incredible versions are different.
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I believe Snapdragon does refer to a line based on ARMv7, but I'm unsure what distinguishes the EVOs CPU from other Snapdragons.
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Oh ok....I'm just disappointed because after the group ota....my benchmark fell below the Droid x......*tear*
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ARMv7 is a specification made by ARM. The Droid X has a Cortex-A8 processor; he EVO, Incredible, and Nexus One have Snapdragon processors. Both are based on the AMRv7 spec, so they are ARMv7 processors. The Galaxy S phones have Samsung's Hummingbird processors (ARMv7 as well), which are a bit more powerful than Snapdragons and Cortex-A8s. Speed wise, I think it is Hummingbird > Cortex-A8 > Snapdragon (assuming that they are all at the same clock speed).
I saw some place online that said our phones have a 1.5 GHz processor in it buts it under clocked to 1.2 to save on battery and so it does not over heat. Does anyone else know if this is true.
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whiteintegsg316 said:
I saw some place online that said our phones have a 1.5 GHz processor in it buts it under clocked to 1.2 to save on battery and so it does not over heat. Does anyone else know if this is true.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OMAP#OMAP_4
Omap 4460 is what we've got.
So yes, the manufacturer intended it to be clocked at 1.5ghz.
Whether it can run in a stable manner at 1.5ghz is up to your individual phone (silicon).
Using a custom kernel it reboots on mine after a while
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Texas Instruments recommends the highest clock speed to be 1.5ghz... that's probably what you read.
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OK thanks for the info.
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So which do u honestly think is better/more powerful Adreno 225 or our Powervrs ?
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http://www.anandtech.com/show/5559/...mance-preview-msm8960-adreno-225-benchmarks/3
Was this not available when you Googled "adreno 225 sgx540"?
Does anyone know why the note 2 scores so low on the gaming benchmark compared to other phones with far less resources? Is it the new quad core causing inaccuracies?
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Benchmarks mean nothing. They are meaningless numbers
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Is the GPU on the galaxy nexus a single core or dual core? I've researched the specs and got nothing on that aspect :/
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AaronEmoBoi said:
Is the GPU on the galaxy nexus a single core or dual core? I've researched the specs and got nothing on that aspect :/
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AFAIK, GPU is builtin to SoC. (SGX540 + Cortex-A9 (dual))