I am a believer. 3000+/10000+. Let's go!
Yes. It's going to be funny when Qualcomm releases a mobile SoC with stronger Single-core performance and stronger GPU, only a few months after releasing their laptop chip- the X Elite.
I am a believer. 3000+/10000+. Let's go!I still refuse to believe that the S8G4 will score more than 3000 in single core.
Yes. It's going to be funny when Qualcomm releases a mobile SoC with stronger Single-core performance and stronger GPU, only a few months after releasing their laptop chip- the X Elite.That would be out performing their flagship laptop SKUs.
How can you be sure?Well one thing for sure is that 4.37GHz is achieved with FinFlex.
Suddenly Lunar Lake feels really underwhelming too.I am a believer. 3000+/10000+. Let's go!
Yes. It's going to be funny when Qualcomm releases a mobile SoC with stronger Single-core performance and stronger GPU, only a few months after releasing their laptop chip- the X Elite.
Probably they will use same power, current soc can scale up to 17W and probably 8G4 Wil hit 20W power usage.Suddenly Lunar Lake feels really underwhelming too.
Random short peak aside, there's no way in hell.Probably they will use same power, current soc can scale up to 17W and probably 8G4 Wil hit 20W power usage.
But those benchmarks were made at same power, sd 8 gen 3 will reach 7000 score in Geekbench when it consume 17W, probably 8G4 will reach 10K score at 17 or 20W, if LNL reach that score while Using 17W aren't they same?Random short peak aside, there's no way in hell.
The leak for the gen 4 shows 8840. Where are they going to get an extra 13%?But those benchmarks were made at same power, sd 8 gen 3 will reach 7000 score in Geekbench when it consume 17W, probably 8G4 will reach 10K score at 17 or 20W, if LNL reach that score while Using 17W aren't they same?
At normal usage 3-6W most phones will score less than 5K
The Dell XPS 13 X Elite 80 just posted Notebookcheck's longest-ever-running laptop on their Wi-Fi battery test.
I'm very impressed. 1500+ minutes with a ho-hum 55 WHr battery is bonkers-level battery that I only expected from industrial / 100 WHr designs.
The diversity in implementations is a bit sad; some X Elite designs did quite poorly, but it's clear that the best SoC & laptop implementations are virtually unmatched. I mean, comparing "best to best" implementations, not one Apple laptop comes even close to the XPS 13 Elite 80.
Gosh, if they just had a normal bloody keyboard (and maybe fanless), I'd really have that on a wishlist by now.
Somewhat unrelated, I'm a little disappointed that AMD did not focus on Zen5 battery life as much as I expected in their disclosures. Maybe we'll see more power-optimized designs in the next six months.
The XPS 13 and Surface Laptop 7s seems to be the only 'good implementations'.I'm very impressed. 1500+ minutes with a ho-hum 55 WHr battery is bonkers-level battery that I only expected from industrial / 100 WHr designs.
The diversity in implementations is a bit sad; some X Elite designs did quite poorly, but it's clear that the best SoC & laptop implementations are virtually unmatched. I mean, comparing "best to best" implementations, not one Apple laptop comes even close to the XPS 13 Elite
Yeah saw that. I’ll believe that when I see it in the end product.
part1 is the architecture and r3p4, but part1 r1p1 in the SnapX Elite system information using the Oryon architecture.
It can be said that the Snap 8G4 uses the same Oryon architecture, only the revision has changed.
That’s a good catch.
I checked a representative score for the S24 Ultra: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/7201148
and the single core HDR score is 2271.
What’s even stranger is the multi core HDR score for the S24U is 7173, but this Snapdragon score has 7380.
Oryon is worse than Cortex X4 in some tests. Interesting.Interesting speculation from this blog based on the Geekbench leak: https://gamma0burst.tistory.com/413193
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Why is the Exynos pulling 15W+...
Maybe the phone CPUs will consume way more TDP than expecting or a refined version of their laptop SKUsI still refuse to believe that the S8G4 will score more than 3000 in single core.
That would be out performing their flagship laptop SKUs.
Certainly it won’t reach 3250 (as discussed a couple days ago too).
Just going by the single core score of 2884, apply the frequency adjustment up from 4.09GHz to 4.37GHz, and it’s still 3085.
Assuming a 5% increase in the HDR value (the nT score increase was 2.9%), the score would be 2910. And then the frequency adjustment gets it to 3109.
Based on that score, if it can boost 4.37 then >3000 seems plausible.
But I still think it’s unlikely. If I’m wrong, I’m wrong.
Snapdragon 8G4 will not be alone in this. I suspect the Apple A18 Pro will also be in that range, considering that M4 blew up the power consumption by +50%.
Some negative news re: Surface after Microsoft's earnings. Unfortunately, Microsoft had lower Surface division sales this quarter (March to June 2024) and is expecting even fewer sales next quarter (July to September 2024).
Microsoft’s cloud revenues rule again in Q4, as Surface continues to dip
Office and cloud are strong for Microsoft’s revenues.www.theverge.com
Of course, this is the whole division's sales. Maybe without X Elite / X Plus, Microsoft's sales would've been even worse. Perhaps when the next U.S. IDC report comes in, we'll see how much Microsoft's laptops / desktops have sold, if they can break into the top 5 (which they rarely do). Tablets perhaps, then.
Arm lost 144 basis points in the notebook market, to account for 11.4% of the market in the period, down from 12.8% in the first quarter.