How cool will it be if the pixel 4 gets this updated version !
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon-855-plus-mobile-platform
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon-855-plus-mobile-platform
Like to say your right, but don't remember percentDidn't Google use a slightly upgraded processor in the original pixel ? The 821 versus the 820?
Am I remembering that right?
90htz screen)How cool will it be if the pixel 4 gets this updated version !
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon-855-plus-mobile-platform
We are just getting 6gb of ram. I wouldn't put too much trust ion google giving us something recent. If they could they would probably give us last years chipset.
I would.think it would be all based on supply, if the 855 plus is plentiful enough to fill orders then yeah if not then google won't include the updated chip.
Didn't Google use a slightly upgraded processor in the original pixel ? The 821 versus the 820?
Am I remembering that right?
Can you really tell the difference or is it just a want? Over the last 4 years I've never noticed any difference in speed using a device. Maybe on a benchmark test you can see it and or side by side testing, but I have never said "Gee, my phones too slow".No 855 plus for PIxel 4
Hahaha, isn't that the ugly truth! They will if they can get away with it.We are just getting 6gb of ram. I wouldn't put too much trust ion google giving us something recent. If they could they would probably give us last years chipset.
I went from a Galaxy S9+ with a Snapdragon 845 and 6GB of RAM to the Pixel 3aXL with a Snapdragon 670 and 4GB of RAM, and God's honest truth, I cannot tell a difference.Can you really tell the difference or is it just a want? Over the last 4 years I've never noticed any difference in speed using a device. Maybe on a benchmark test you can see it and or side by side testing, but I have never said "Gee, my phones too slow".
I went from a Galaxy S9+ with a Snapdragon 845 and 6GB of RAM to the Pixel 3aXL with a Snapdragon 670 and 4GB of RAM, and God's honest truth, I cannot tell a difference.
That chip is meant for the gaming and similar demanding markets that want/need every bit of power they can get, so I doubt the average user would see a difference. If you are running the more advanced game, then you could see a difference.Can you really tell the difference or is it just a want? Over the last 4 years I've never noticed any difference in speed using a device. Maybe on a benchmark test you can see it and or side by side testing, but I have never said "Gee, my phones too slow".
Maybe, but as a general rule whether you have last year's Qualcomm or this year's I doubt anyone can tell without measuring or side by side comparisons. Even then its small differences.That chip is meant for the gaming and similar demanding markets that want/need every bit of power they can get, so I doubt the average user would see a difference. If you are running the more advanced game, then you could see a difference.
RAM would have a different impact on things but under average usage 4 GB is plenty. More RAM gives you some breathing room for loading a lot of apps but there is a point of diminish returns.I went from a Galaxy S9+ with a Snapdragon 845 and 6GB of RAM to the Pixel 3aXL with a Snapdragon 670 and 4GB of RAM, and God's honest truth, I cannot tell a difference.