Your Guide to Qualcomm Snapdragon SoCs – Gary Explains

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  2. Glad that at the start of 2021 you don't need the highest end snapdragon to have a nice experience. Use to be the case a couple years ago. But even now there are 8 core snapdragon 400 chips.

  3. Basically if you want a phone that can game confortably, make sure to get at least a phone with SD 665 or around there, but even in games like minecraft the framerate won't be locked at 60fps
    Then the next level: SD 720 and 730, those are pretty good but you'll start to pay more for phones
    If you are a rather compeitive gamer but don't want to spend too much then SD765G or 765 is best for you, in phones like OnePlus Nord.
    Finally you get the best performance with 865, 855+, 865+ and other 800-series chips. 845 is probably still more powerful than 765G but the battery efficiency isn't really there.
    SD439 (Samsung Galaxy A01) won't really do much, you can game a little but graphics have to be set to low, SD450 is a little better but not much

    And yes Snapdragon 865 is better than Exynos 990

  4. what does it mean when specs says: adreno 420 (700 mhz), what does the mhz means or stand for) for the GPU part… i dont get that

  5. The 845 is a beautiful thing in the name of efficiency. It's a shame that it's always paired with what is probably the world's most inefficient operating system in the world (android…)

  6. isn't sd 710 better than sd 835??
    And does sd 821 even stand a chance against today's midrange CPUs?I think it's quite underpowered acc to today's standards

  7. how about their power efficiency? do higher number series (8xx) consume more power because of higher performance cores used than lower number series (6xx and 4xx)? and how much the smaller nm process compensate the increase in power consumption?

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