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Because you know the chips aren't already fast/smooth enough so it is just something to make people feel good and brag about. In day to day use you're not going to notice a difference between the two.
Wrong.
Correct.
The *only* inherent advantages of S600: (1) time to market, and (2) driver/dev support.
If you can wait for the E5O model, and intend to run either stock or with a stock-based ROM, it's a no-brainer. If you want the S4 soon or want to run an AOSP-based ROM (e.g. CM, AOKP), the S600 is your choice. Of course, if Samsung only offers one model in your market or with your carrier's LTE bands, you don't have much choice.
Noob question.. What's the E50 model? Do you mean international version? I am completely new to android.. My 4s contract is up and here I come gs4/Android.. I'm a virgin.. Hehehe first timer.. : )
Exynos - A15 cores more powerful than 600, Power VR 544MP3 is more powerful than Adreno 320, better battery life in the exynos
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I'm wondering how does the Octacore know when to switch between the a15's and a7's? Doesn't the app dictate this? If the app dictates this, then even if I'm just listening to music (for example), it might use the a15 cores to play music? That would burn through battery.
My Galaxy S2 with the qualcomm scorpion processor kills battery when playing music.
I'm wondering how does the Octacore know when to switch between the a15's and a7's? Doesn't the app dictate this? If the app dictates this, then even if I'm just listening to music (for example), it might use the a15 cores to play music? That would burn through battery.
My Galaxy S2 with the qualcomm scorpion processor kills battery when playing music.
Ain't better if you can't get it.
I, honestly, don't know what one does over the other.
I wonder why Qualcomm has not come out to defend its chip performance test. I'm hoping a firmware update soon after the release of the GS4 will help the Snapdragon benchmark scores...I hate being the loser