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Wondering how the US bound Galaxy Note 8 with 6 GB of team will perform? Also, how does the snapdragon Galaxy S8 plus perform? Also, is it true that the Exynos version in these phones throttles much faster than their snapdragon counterparts?

I have a Galaxy S5 and I just got a Note 3 for my daughter. Both phones are hitting over 700,000 nps after two minutes. I assume the discrepancy between this and the list on this page is an upgraded Droidfish? I can't believe that the Note 3 is faster since its S800 chip is slightly slower than the ...

I wonder if the soon coming N1 tablet from Nokia will finally dethrone Apples' superior offerings when it comes to chess. It has a 64 bit quad core Intel Atom with 2mb of L2 cache. The Z3580 is clocked around 2.3 ghz and this tablet is beautiful and cheap. I am wondering if the U.S. will get it. Her...

Frazier breaks Ali's jaw in first fight and he loses,Ali beats Foreman so Frazier will beat Foreman, W-R-O-N-G. Foreman destroys Frazier in Rd. 2 at 1:35 (TKO) Tic for tac in programs is similar concept. The top 10 programs are all strong. As a fan of pugilism I feel compelled to respond-it was Ken...

I hope we will have soon a benchmark for this brandnew tablet from nvidia with the K1 cpu. It is available in us at 29.july and for europe at 14.august. The 8 inch tablet has a good price and a full-hd display. http://videocardz.com/51059/nvidia-extends-shield-family-shield-tablet-wireless-controll...

Very patiently waiting for someone to post the performance of the Snapdragon 801. Why? I am due for an phone upgrade in July and I have my eyes set on the new LG G3. That is unless someone can convince me that the 805 (which the Galaxy S5 Prime and Note 4 will have) is vastly superior from a chess s...

I must admit that I am disappointed from a chessic perspective with the new Android flagships. The Snapdragon 801 seems to be basically a slightly tuned Snapdragon 800. It isn't 64bit and it doesn't have more cache. Unless I am missing something, it should score quite similar to the 800, which range...

mclane wrote:ok. but better than 6 cores are 8 cores. why not 64 bit 8 exynos cores ??

I'm assuming that heat is the reason. Probably when we get a die shrink to 16 nm or so we will start to see quite a few octacores. Can't wait. Apple is supposed to get a die shrink to I believe 20 nm this year.

I am really excited abut this Galaxy Note 3 Neo: http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_note_3_neo_new_photos_benchmark_score_arrive-news-7538.php Apparently, it has a true hexacore Exynos. I am wondering if it is coming to the US and whether it will be a 64 bit chip. Can't wait to see it benchmarked.

Any estimates how the Tegra 4 would do? I am in the market for a new tablet and am considering both the New Nexus 7 and the Tegra Note found here: http://www.anandtech.com/show/7508/nvidia-tegra-note-7-review Despite the lower resolution screen and the 1 gig of ram, I am intrigued by the inclusion o...