VIDEO: Qualcomm Tests S4's Thermal Efficiency with Butter

[JMcEntegart]

Butter wouldn't melt in its mouth? Not quite, but Qualcomm beats out the competition in its own unique thermal efficiency test.

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[Murissokah]

So it won't make me a sandwich?

 

[mindless728]

omg that was hilarious and awesome at the same time

 

[mt2e]

A and B could be from 2 years ago for all we know......gesh talk about scewed

 

[mt2e]

skewed!

 

[tartarsause]

From my knowledge of smartphones, competitor B is the Galaxy S2 and competitor A the Motorola Razr but from personal experience the Razr gets much worse at its Kevlar back in terms of heat than the S2.

 

[s3anister]

Delicious.

 

[kikireeki]

Snapdrogon might be cooler, but it is slower as well.

 

[house70]

[citation][nom]kikireeki[/nom]Snapdrogon might be cooler, but it is slower as well.[/citation]
Recent OneX tests beg to differ.

 

[nforce4max]

Competitor A == Motorola Razr (powered by TI OMAP)

Competitor B == Samsung Galaxy S2 (Powered by Exynos)

 

[830hobbes]

Cool marketing but this doesn't control for the thickness of the phone backing, the material the backing is made of or the distance between the chip and the backing. All of these things can make a huge difference in heat transfer.

 

[ikyung]

Isn't the U.S. Galaxy S3 coming with the Snapdragon S4 and not the Exynos 4412?

 

[freggo]

being always the non-trusting type.... did all butter come out of the same freezer or did they include an 'extra' cold one ?

 

[livebriand]

Now that's innovative!

 

[Guest]

I dont see a reason to get the sg3 over the one x now since they are both s4 processor based

 

[kcorp2003]

i like when he said melting butter and the video paused. like wtf. hahah nice!

 

[archange]

[citation][nom]nforce4max[/nom]Competitor A == Motorola Razr (powered by TI OMAP)Competitor B == Samsung Galaxy S2 (Powered by Exynos)[/citation]
Agree. The reason Competitor B (AKA SGS2) melts butter so proficiently is that it uses the METAL casing surrounding its back camera as a heat transfer material. You can feel this by hand whenever running a benchmark or something.
On a side note, we can all hope that no cows were hurt in the making of this video.