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Geekbench 4: How The Processor Ranking Changed Under the New, More Accurate Benchmark

GeekBench 4 has changed its algorithms to deliver more accurate, representative results. Find out how the chipset ranking has changed under the benchmark!

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Geekbench 4 has been released, and we’ve seen a bit of a rebalancing of scores. Some chips have seen their scores rise, while others have fallen drastically. With Geekbench 4, Primate Labs have attempted to create the most accurate version of Geekbench yet, and they seem to have done a fantastic job.

OnePlus 3 Performance over Time, Throttling and Thermals Analysis -- OnePlus Claims the Crown

Explore the OnePlus 3's performance over time and learn just why this is one of the best Android performers out there!

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A few days ago we took a quick look at the issues behind the RAM management of the OnePlus 3, a hot topic surrounding the phone’s performance. What’s seemingly not a big topic, nor a hot one, is the phone’s Snapdragon 820 processor’s performance.

S7 Edge Throttling & Thermals: Stress-tests Comparing SD820, 810, 808, A9 & Exynos 7420

We've take the S7 Edge and ran it through some tests while keeping track of its performance and heat. Does this Snapdragon 820 get hot? Find out!

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Now that the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge have arrived to consumer hands, we can finally begin exploring the nature of the Snapdragon 820 thanks to our first set of tests.

Nowadays, YU is being called as the OnePlus of India, and for good reason too. The similarities between both of them are numerous:

End of Denial: Yet Another SD810 Phone with Issues?

The Mi Note Pro's early reports tell a story of heat and failure. Is it time to drop the narrative that the Snapdragon 810 is fine? We think so.

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From very early on, Android fans were concerned about the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810. Early rumors didn’t favor the chipset, but then they were just that - rumors. Then the G Flex 2 came out, and surprise-surprise: performance was sub-par. LG was quick to dismiss this as a software issue. The M9 rekindled the doubts when it was shown to overheat during intense benchmarking.