''Evolved'' Exynos 5 Octa Still Has Two Core Sets

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I think a 6 core design would have been better. 2 cores is all that is needed to run the OS well so it should have 2 power saving cores and 4 performance cores. This would save more energy
 

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still puzzled why a intelligent quad core would be any different if the quad core turned of cores and reduced clock speed when needed
 

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still puzzled why a intelligent quad core would be any different if the quad core turned of cores and reduced clock speed when needed
 

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Thanks to Samsung's closed sources, their exynos devices will never get stable cyanogenmod/AOKP roms. This one won't be any different.
Just take a look at the SGS4 xda page. The amount of development happening with the exynos octa (i9500) variant is pathetic compared to the snapdragon (i9505 LTE) variant.
 

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"What Samsung has done is ripped out the three PowerVR SGX544MP3 GPU cores (which clocked at 533 MHz) and threw in six ARM Mali-T628 GPU cores."

Sorry, I'd have put "thrown" (i.e. they have thrown as opposed to they have threw).
 
i'm don't follow much about SoC stuff but why need up to four cores for the 'slow' cores? the slow cores supposed to handle low cpu intensive work so does it really need that many cores (in this case 4) to handle all the light task?

 

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The english on this article is broken. Several phrases lose their sense easily as you read. Words are misplaced and carelessly written.

Come on, i'm a foreigner and i can write better than that!
 

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I read that this will be targeted for the next Chromebook and it will allow the use of any combination of the eight cores with a kernel patch that the Linaro group has authored.
 

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All of Tom's writers are not American or English. Be fair.
 

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Mass production in Aug, so maybe a device in Jan. This misses xmas and if it actually squeaks into something for xmas it won't be in mass quantities. S800 and T4 will rule xmas tablets. Wait and see on phones and power use. The only question for me at this point is which is in Nexus10r2. I hope it's T4 as I want it for light gaming and prefer NV over anything else currently for game optimizations (nobody else has tegrazone like games yet) which of course NV will always be good at as a 20yr veteran of games (amd should do well here too if they last that long).
 
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