02 March 2013

Samsung Galaxy S 4: Benchmark test revealed octa-core processor

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Hardly a day passes without news about the Samsung Galaxy S 4. The high-end smartphone is on 14 Presented March in New York and probably marks the flagship of the Android tools. The past, however, in terms of specifications, rather a confused game. The first wave news spoke of the use of a 5-Exynos chipset, while the last wave of news rather a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset 600-typed. Then again, a benchmark has emerged, who turns the Samsung Galaxy S 4 with the octa-core processor.

AnTuTu benchmark test appeared

The AnTuTu Benchmark seduces us continue to believe in a possible miracle. All jokes aside, but the whole thing does not look too bad. To the benchmark refer, is that the Galaxy S4 is driven allegedly by a Exynos 5 Octa 5410 processor, which was already introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and is known as that processor will find the collection in the Samsung Galaxy S 4. Since it is this is a processor that is a total of (!) To eight cores, composed also twice four cores. One or the other may have probably already heard this term under the name big.Little by allowing them to combine two separate processors.

AnTuTu the test tells you, that the display with a Full HD resolution comes along (1,920 x 1,080 pixels) and a GPU finds a PowerVR544MP collection. Overall, the processor 24894 points. Solutions to the question we have not in the meantime. Nevertheless, from past benchmarks showed that the Qualcomm version apparently for the Verizon version comes on the market, while the international Samsung Galaxy S 4 will be offered in certain circumstances with the expected 5-Exynos chipset. All a matter of time. In just two weeks we will know more.

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