Is the Snapdragon in the Note 4 64-bit?

[kalinskym]

Is the snapdragon 805 in Note 4 64 bit processor or is it just the exynos version

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[Yathani]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64 bit

I would love to know as well. There is no reason not to get the exynos since the 64bit will be supported by andriod L.

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Note 3 SM-N9005

 

[ZuperioKing]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64 bit

The Snapdragon 805 is 32 bit. It is the last 32 bit CPU manufactured by Qualcomm. The Snapdragon 808 & 810 are 64 bit and will arrive at some point next year Q2.

 

[Zergslayer69]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64 bit

Based on what the responses are, the exynos 5433 is 64 bit? Not only that, even though the exynos has lower clock speeds the benchmarks show that the exynos is in the lead over the snapdragon in a bunch of tests.

 

[ZuperioKing]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64 bit

Based on what the responses are, the exynos 5433 is 64 bit? Not only that, even though the exynos has lower clock speeds the benchmarks show that the exynos is in the lead over the snapdragon in a bunch of tests.

Antutu showed better numbers on the Octo-Core Vs the Quad-Core not by much though.

 

[kalinskym]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64 bit

Snapdragon 805 has more features built in doesn't it, saw a video Showcasing the features

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[Yathani]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64 bit

Based on what the responses are, the exynos 5433 is 64 bit? Not only that, even though the exynos has lower clock speeds the benchmarks show that the exynos is in the lead over the snapdragon in a bunch of tests.

Exynos 5433-powered Samsung Galaxy Note 4 benchmarked - GSMArena.com news

 

[ace0187420@yahoo.com]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64 bit

Agreed it's dumb to give 2 versions when one is obviously quite a bit better and to have a 32 bit processor when the next update within the next couple months will be 64 bit.

 

[ace0187420@yahoo.com]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64 bit

Talk about getting no updates they will say it can't handle the updates since it's not 64 bit.

 

[Raptor007]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64 bit

Qualcomm is announcing a new 64bit processor soon but until the Android OS supports 64bit what does it matter.

 

[shanghaichica]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64-bit?

Virtually all of the Android phones released this year are not 64 bit, therefore they will be supported in the future. Google isn't going to abandon all of the phones released thus far this year.

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[AdamHLG]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64-bit?

You say it's dumb and it may be. However is it fair to say that maybe there are production (supply/demand) limitations or licensing limitations for specific markets or existing contracts in play in certain markets that may be driving these decisions?

 

[ace0187420@yahoo.com]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64-bit?

Android Os will support 64 bit within the next month or 2. And it won't be Google who doesn't support the updates it will be the phone manufacturer. And I'm guessing the big discount Qualcomm gave Samsung played the biggest part.

 

[mty msi]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64-bit?

I'm very disappointed the USA (Snapdragon) version isn't 64 bit with Android L just around the corner. I'm guessing the long lead time vs. the introduction timing is the reason but that doesn't explain the HTC midline model just introduced that does support 64 bit. Very disappointing for Samsung's top of the line phone to not be available with 64 bit in the US.

 

[Carrtman]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64-bit?

Damn I shouldn't have watched the SD 810 videos, specs I'm still impressed with the Note 4 but boy oh boy Qualcomm is going to release an absolute beast soon.

4k screen, 4gb + ram, 20mm that's some serious power in a phone. Hopefully Samsung releases the 64 bit CPU one here.

 

[mty msi]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64-bit?

I think the problem with the 64 bit Exynos chip used in the non US version is it is not compatible with 4G/LTE which is why we're getting the Snapdragon version. I'm guessing Samsung will not upgrade the US version Note 4 to the 64 bit Snapdragon chip but instead wait for the Note 5 to release it.

 

[Yathani]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64-bit?

I think the problem with the 64 bit Exynos chip used in the non US version is it is not compatible with 4G/LTE which is why we're getting the Snapdragon version. I'm guessing Samsung will not upgrade the US version Note 4 to the 64 bit Snapdragon chip but instead wait for the Note 5 to release it.

Or Maybe they will release Note 4 Prime with 64bit SD810 after couple months. Have you seen S5 and S5 prime ?!

 

[Carrtman]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64-bit?

Or Maybe they will release Note 4 Prime with 64bit SD810 after couple months. Have you seen S5 and S5 prime ?!

Well sadly these prime devices aren't available outside of korea for whatever reason. I mean LG has the G 3 cat.6 (/beast), same goes for Samsung and their Prime modell (it has QHD, SD 805, 3 gig ..) I pretty sure we are going to see a SD 810 Note 4 in Korea soon.

 

[meyerweb#CB]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64 bit

Talk about getting no updates they will say it can't handle the updates since it's not 64 bit.

Android L runs just fine on 32 bit processors. It's ALREADY running on 32 bit processors in the Nexus 5 and 7.

 

[meyerweb#CB]

Re: Is the snapdragon note 4 64-bit?

I'm very disappointed the USA (Snapdragon) version isn't 64 bit with Android L just around the corner. I'm guessing the long lead time vs. the introduction timing is the reason but that doesn't explain the HTC midline model just introduced that does support 64 bit. Very disappointing for Samsung's top of the line phone to not be available with 64 bit in the US.

That's because the mid-line chip is already available. The 808 and 810 aren't actually shipping yet. It would be hard for Samsung to sell a phone with a chip that doesn't exist.

Android Os will support 64 bit within the next month or 2. And it won't be Google who doesn't support the updates it will be the phone manufacturer. And I'm guessing the big discount Qualcomm gave Samsung played the biggest part.

See above.