What’s inside the Xiaomi Surge S1 processor? – Gary explains

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2. exynos is best

3. Thx professor, I cant wait to see xiaomi make more processers

4. what about tegra

5. my old popc3 uses Surge S1

6. Awww Sponge Bob is so lucky to have you as his best friend Gary 😋😂

7. Awesome, please make video on Surge #2

8. Why don't you make a video about spreadtrum Soc's?

9. Buy can it beat the A11 bionic chip

10. these videos save this channel

11. nice,very nice

12. gary… which of the media tech processors are the best and holds potentials to stand with snapdragon…?

13. What about the modem in this..?

14. Imagine the surge s3 probably as fast as the a10 fusion

15. You are the best..

16. Aside from your wonderful accent that I lack Gary you teach Android and related technologies much like I do on the 5 principals of liberty. I love it.

17. Hello Garry, when are going to explain what is inside the Kirin 970

18. iPhone processor = Samsung

19. what this phone can use in any GSM Sim??

20. Huawei doesn't make their own chips, they're made by HiSilicon, a subsidiary. Also they're SoC's not just processors.

21. What about apple cpus? Don't forget them

22. I love Gary videos

23. But what's the use? Pretty every app runs the same with a decent SOC. Unless we're aiming for PC apps, these are useless.

24. Bro, mediatek sucks shit, how can it be so bad even having the same ARM architecture?

25. What about Spreadtrum?

26. U guys Noob i just use potato
    Actually it has 20 core
    Can run at 12.5terrahz
    I just edit in potato by make heart transplant and the core by edit it

27. Great info! Could you also look at the heat generated by the chips and the implication on thermal throttling on real world performance.

28. biggest violator of GPL .

29. i got to say i was hoping for peanut butter and chocolate,

30. This chip is let down by the 28nm process. It needs 14/16nm

31. Worst company xiaomi

32. lesson of the day: dont get mediatek, their midrangers look like low end ones

33. Professor Gary.. Great Job..

34. Gary, i just noticed you got groupies now.. good job! Hehe.. keep it interesting!

35. that background audio kills the experience

36. let's go xiaomi

37. the way u explain ………. its simple….
    thank you

    like the Einstein says
    "if you cant explain it simply, simply you don't know a lot on that"

38. Uhh….Apple designs SoCs too.

39. Apple doesn't have to use Qualcomm or Mediatek.

40. My feeling is that Xiaomi did not push the phone (mi5c) too much, at least in Europe, and the processor neither (the mi5c is still the only phone featuring this processor). This seems to make some kind of sense: they probably gather feedback and reliability experience from the Chinese/Indian market without spoiling their face on markets that they do want to expand on and are more difficult to handle in terms of technical support, p.r., and so on.
    What do you think Gary?
    In Italy the mi5c basically showed nasty overheating and consequently a disappointing battery consption, but honestly this seems to be something about the sw and not about the hw. Apart from that it performed as a good contender of the 625.

41. is this more power efficent than SD625?

42. Xiaomi's earlier Mi5 and Mi5s had snapdragon 820 (clocked at different frequencies depending on the model). Would be interesting to see how 5c stacks up against that and whether the Surge S1 variant is worth the price.

43. what about spetram processor

44. Yet the battery life of 5C is terrible. I love that new players join the SoC game since Nvidia left. But Surge S1 is just not at Huawei or Mediatek 's chips level.

45. You forgot the Tegra line.

46. 4 main mobile processor makers but you missed out the one that makes the most powerful ones used on iPhones 😉

47. Should I buy Mi 5C or Redmi Note 4X ? Surge S1 vs SD 625

48. You're quite a marvel nowadays, actually knowing what you're talking about.
    How much do you (wouldn't mind others replying) know about Image processing / Camera HALs?

49. Who made the graphs? The scaling on some of them is misleading/retarded.

    8:27 Ehm, I'm no math expert but 764 is not half of 901.
    Also at 8:42.. Since when is 3379 three times as much as 2888?!

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