Slide shows more details about Samsung Exynos 5250
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Thanks to a leaked slide obtained by Semi-Accurate, the GPU is confirmed as being the Mali T-604 as we figured out back in January. The latter's 2.1 gigapixels per second rendering and a wide 12.8GBps memory bandwidth offers about four times the performance and better 3D graphics than that of the Mali 400, which was part of the Exynos 4210 used on some models of the Samsung Galaxy S II.
The slide also displays the 32nm manufacturing process of the 5250 and shows off the chip as part of a larger Exynos 5 dual line which could hint at faster clock speeds or single or quad-core variants of the chip. Back in January, Samsung said that the 5250 would first be used in tablets before being used in smartphones.
source: SemiAccurate via Electronista
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Missing slide confirms some information and adds more for the Samsung Exynos 5250 |
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1. rd_nest posted on 20 Mar 2012, 04:27 1 0
It something which was evident for quite sometime. Look at this December 2011 presentation:
http://goo.gl/D0Pwg
6. theindianguy posted on 20 Mar 2012, 09:57 0 0
This makes sense, release the S3 during/before summer with quad core A9 processor and a beastly tablet in the fall with dual or maybe quad core A15. the tablet part might not be true because they just announced the note 10.1.
but if they follow the "tablet with quad then next year S4 with quad core processor" then they are kinda copying apple :/
7. medicci37 posted on 20 Mar 2012, 10:24 1 0
Samsung should put the duel core A15 in the SG lll (even if they have to delay the launch, it would be worth the wait) & use a quad core A15 for their next tablet. I really don't want to use my upgrade on a A9, no matter how many cores it has.
13. willardcw4 posted on 20 Mar 2012, 15:15 0 0
Will you really be able to make use of the difference between a Quad core 32nm A9 processor vs a dual core A15 processor? Or are you just being a tech elitist..?
14. medicci37 posted on 20 Mar 2012, 19:04 1 0
Lmao Actually, im just stating my preference. Im not willing to use my upgrade for old tech. I already have a A9 & want the best tech available.
11. jove39 posted on 20 Mar 2012, 12:48 0 0
Though I am excited about next gen A15 based chips...but waiting to see how Intel's Silvermont (22nm) and Airmont (14nm) will compare
15. medicci37 posted on 20 Mar 2012, 19:06 2 0
I don't think 14nm will be available until 2014.
