Without question one of the hottest phones of the year will be the
yet-to-be-unveiled Galaxy Note 4 from Samsung. Expected to sport
an oversized body with the best possible specs you can get, it’s
been on the radar of many — we’re certainly looking forward to its
IFA 2014 introduction . If you’re one of those many, then you’ll be
pleased with today’s news: a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 benchmark
has hit the web, confirming a powerful CPU will be found within the
phone.
The benchmarked SM-N910C variant uses a Samsung-
manufactured Exynos 5433 (while the SM-N910S is powered by a
Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 according to earlier benchmarks). This
new chipset is a 64-bit unit, with four ARM Cortex A57 cores and
four Cortex A53s.
The Exynos 5433, when benchmarked, is behind only the NVIDIA
Tegra K1, and the Note 4 captures an overall AnTuTu benchmark
score of 40,303. This places it safely ahead of beasts like the LG G3
and HTC One M8, though this is only the Exynos variant; the
Snapdragon 805-powered variant is currently behind the One M8,
though all of these phones benchmarked are prototypes and
benchmarks in general should be taken with a proverbial grain of
salt.
Any thoughts on the Galaxy Note 4′s beastly CPU?
Source: AnTuTu
Via: GSM Arena
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