Snapdragon 820 SoC scores a whopping 83,774 on AnTuTu benchmark test

7. SamsungPhanboy (banned) (Posts: 765; Member since: 31 Mar 2015)

Better not lag

12. neela_akaash (Posts: 1229; Member since: 05 Aug 2014)

Samsung fanboys are getting arrogant, day by day. Just like Apple's...

Don't worry guys. Galaxy S7 will come with SD820 too..

34. strawhat67 (Posts: 59; Member since: 16 Jul 2015)

Every Snapdragon I have since dual-core Snapdragon S3 was heating as hell...I think new Exynos will be better than SD820, at least in trottling/heating

38. ph00ny (Posts: 1507; Member since: 26 May 2011)

or Exynos M. No one knows for sure

41. boosook (Posts: 1442; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)

as a samsung user, you know lags very well...

52. joey_sfb (Posts: 6600; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)

Must be damn low end! I don't experience lag at all with my Note Pro 12.2, Tab S 8.4, Note 3, Note 2, Galaxy Tab 7.7.

Lag and me has never been friend. Though there some clean up must be done. Ever disable unwanted apps? Bloatware King! Yes! I fully agree, lag no.

54. TechieXP1969 (Posts: 14501; Member since: 25 Sep 2013)

I have a Note 12.2 with the SD800 and it most certainly does lag. I have also disabled all apps I could and deleted stuff I could.

I had the Note 3, it had times of lag. None of them lag all the time, but it does happen.

66. joey_sfb (Posts: 6600; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)

Anyway, i am done with Samsung. Don't see myself buying another Samsung device.

Every time i buy Samsung is happy to frustration after the first boot up. Wow! Over 20-30 third parties unrelated apps. Some can't even be disabled. No such problem with my XiaoMi phone. In fact I am impress with XiaoMi Theme Store and App permission manager that allow me to restrict app access to my phone contact, sms, location, camera and every aspect of my phone.

Hopefully Samsung would get these permission feature with Android M. XiaoMi has it since Jelly Bean.

59. Plutonium239 (Posts: 1079; Member since: 17 Mar 2015)

It will lag if its on a Samsung device, they always manage to make their phones lag no matter how great the hardware is.

61. TechieXP1969 (Posts: 14501; Member since: 25 Sep 2013)

So what if it lags. It lags because it actually does something. If the device you do doesn't lag, than it means it isnt doing much to tax resources.

May want to consider what you paid vs what you ended up with.

For examples, Apple devices don't lag very much in the past...but they do now. But they do now because the UI is a mess. Even with the most simplest of features, the experience is dull and boring.

The problem with you Android haters is that, the cost to add more features to a device and make them seemless is much harder. But considering Samsung devices for example do way more, a bit of stutter isnt a big deal like you fools make it out to be. After all, all computers lag whether you see it or not. Nothing every happens instantly.

If your only point is criticizing small pointless thinsg vs the bigger picture, why should eb take you seriously? Its just stupid.

How about this. Yes one con of Samsung device sis some of them do lag.

But considering with that little bit of lag, I get the top of the like hardware and not 5 year old outdate hardware, i get up-to-date styling, I get the latest advances of Android and additional features that TouchWiz brings that no other devices have.

I dont give a sh!t about popularity, status symbol or jewelry pretending to be technology.

The problem with people like you? So superficial.

Just curious, I am sure your significant other hands flaws too, do you spend every day tell her how laggy she is?

Only a fool would focus on a couple bad things when you have 98 pros to focus on. No device is perfect I dont care who makes it.

Why dont you stop lagging on the brain.

69. Plutonium239 (Posts: 1079; Member since: 17 Mar 2015)

I don't hate android, don't make that mistake. Android is simply the inferior platform. Its inefficient with system resources and lags and "stutters" no matter the hardware its on. Android is also less secure, however IOS is the least secure platform. IOS and Android are equally inefficient with system resources and lag the same(in my experience). Can Android be saved from it's poor coding that makes it more vulnerable and far less efficient? Yes, its possible, but it would be a massive undertaking and would take longer than a year to fix. Pushing out an OS update every year works, however that doesn't allow enough time for best optimization.

62. MSi_GS70 (unregistered)

i prefer helio x20 and kirin 950

63. cheetah2k (Posts: 1746; Member since: 16 Jan 2011)

820 scoring those benchmarks would have to be super cooled.... :p

3. Carl3000 (Posts: 233; Member since: 11 Oct 2014)

If it ran at 1080P it still wouldn't get a 14k score boost, that be a performance increase of 20%, bascislly what OEMs promise which each new generation of CPU.

5. bugsbunny00 (Posts: 2195; Member since: 07 Jun 2013)

Liar..

10. Supraman21 (Posts: 393; Member since: 09 Jun 2010)

Actually I was wrong it was 70,664, but still....

13. Supraman21 (Posts: 393; Member since: 09 Jun 2010)

http://imgur.com/UEak2Bd

9. kumarabhishek591 (Posts: 112; Member since: 22 Feb 2014)

Considering the Exynos in S6 is an octa core cpu while Snapdragon 820 is expected to be a quad core one which makes hell lot of difference in antutu benchmarks. Snapdragon leaves exynos in dust. I am surprised no one took that in account.

24. itsdeepak4u2000 (Posts: 3718; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)

Probably you are true but Exynos octacore processor doesn't run all 8 cores at a time, I think all 4 big cores performs for heavy tasks are used during these benchmarks. So it won't be a problem for Exynos.

Anybody correct me if I'm wrong.

36. vincelongman (Posts: 5068; Member since: 10 Feb 2013)

Your both right and wrong
Wrong as all 8 cores can run at the same time
Right as the 4 A53s are there for efficiency

The A53 do seem to help in antutu
But in terms of "real world peak performance" its still basically 4 A57s vs 4 Kyros

44. hound.master (Posts: 1044; Member since: 27 Feb 2015)

Yeah but remember when the octa core socs run all cores they'll overheat they surely get more scores on benchmarks but that won't effect the real world performance.
I also should mention of helio x20/or x... Runs all cores it will overheat and have no efficiency and if user only one cluster at a time it couldn't even compete with other socs.

64. cheetah2k (Posts: 1746; Member since: 16 Jan 2011)

Lets see what the 820 benchmarks when its in an actual living device sold in the market. If I'm not wrong Qualcomm hyped the 810 up to the max as well..

And its a quadcore.. because you know, Qualcomm have no idea how to make Octocores work LOL....

820 is really just a stop gap to save their asses..

67. Larry_ThaGr81 (Posts: 449; Member since: 26 May 2011)

The article at the top states that the Snapdragon 820 has an octa-core, but I've been reading else where that it will have a quad-core.

8. manojmcn (Posts: 625; Member since: 16 Jul 2015)

If Mongoose cores are ready, then expect exynos to score around 90K.
If so, Snapdragon 820 may find it difficult to re enter Samsung flagship phones.

14. Diezparda (Posts: 889; Member since: 23 Oct 2013)

Manufacturer should stop screen resolution race, i wonder if S6 stay with 1080p with 14nm processor it wouldn't get average battery life.