I thought of something last night...wanted to sleep on it before posting. To those who have an S20 (or any other newer Samsung)...I'm wondering how much of a difference will be noticed if there were people willing to try a device with half the RAM and CPU for a short time?
Looking everything over I thought of this one: https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_a12-10604.php
The Galaxy A12. Roughly half the specs (The CPU is unknown to me) and I thought this would be a good one. I stuck with Samsung so that the UI wouldn't be so jarring (it should be roughly the same as I understand everything).
The question arose as I was responding to a different thread, and made an observation on how the top tier Samsung phones are, at least on paper, giving my gaming PC a run for it's money. The question then arose how much are people truly using the device versus capacity, and not just storage. RAM, and the SoC. To be fair, I have 16 GB of RAM in my PC, and even running something Horizon Zero Dawn, I am at 83% RAM usage.
I chose this forum as I didn't think it would really be fair to ask Note users (I understand the pen can be quite handy; missing it can possibly throw a bias in the opinion feedback).
Anyone interested? Thoughts?
Looking everything over I thought of this one: https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_a12-10604.php
The Galaxy A12. Roughly half the specs (The CPU is unknown to me) and I thought this would be a good one. I stuck with Samsung so that the UI wouldn't be so jarring (it should be roughly the same as I understand everything).
The question arose as I was responding to a different thread, and made an observation on how the top tier Samsung phones are, at least on paper, giving my gaming PC a run for it's money. The question then arose how much are people truly using the device versus capacity, and not just storage. RAM, and the SoC. To be fair, I have 16 GB of RAM in my PC, and even running something Horizon Zero Dawn, I am at 83% RAM usage.
I chose this forum as I didn't think it would really be fair to ask Note users (I understand the pen can be quite handy; missing it can possibly throw a bias in the opinion feedback).
Anyone interested? Thoughts?