Two days ago it was officially presented Redmire Xiaomi Note Pro 3, which, in addition to the main camera, differs from the standard version for the presence of the "new" processor Snapdragon 650. How does this chip work? Let's find out together!
The Snapdragon 650 all over Antutu! But how will it work in everyday use?
The question everyone has asked since the new release was made Notes redmi 3 Pro is if you agree to purchase this instead of its standard variant. What's undoubted is the presence of the new processor Snapdragon 650, a processor that, according to benchmarks Antutu, it would seem to be superior to both the competitor Helio X10 that to "cousin" Snapdragon 808.
In the following picture you can see scores Antutu made by Snapdragon 650, scores that raised the series's sorties Snapdragon 6XX di Qualcomm after the bad reputation conquered by Snapdragon 615 due to poor efficiency both in terms of consumption and heat dissipation.
The results obtained are definitely worth the two core cortex A72 high performance and video card Adreno 510 which allows you to achieve excellent performance even at the graphic level.
What strikes most, however, is the comparison between the chip in question and the processors Helio X10 e Snap 808. As you can see, it is Snapdragon 650 not only is it superior to a competitor Helio X10, but it also does with respect to '808, processor, we remind you, of high end we are installed on LG G4 and Xiaomi Mi4c.
From what we see, it looks like that Qualcomm he has done a good job with this Snap 650 but, as usual, I recall that judging a processor, or more generally a smartphone, from its benchmark scores does not represent a full measure of judgment. One must see how a product behaves in everyday use and thus consider aspects such as energy consumption and heat dissipation.
We know that the 'Helio X10 has turned out to be a true champion in these aspects, he will succeed Snapdragon 650 to ripping off the title of processor revelation of the year?
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Article Snapdragon 650, Helio X10 and Snap 808: Comparison on Antutu seems to be the first of Smartylife.
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