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For all of 5 minutes until it's thermally throttled. They never tell you that on the "GeekBench". But yes, for those 5 minutes, it has somewhat the same perform
by revelation 9y ago
For all of 5 minutes until it's thermally throttled. They never tell you that on the "GeekBench". But yes, for those 5 minutes, it has somewhat the same performance as one of the eight processors on the 1800x.
Frankly, 1/8th 1800x and a whole A11 is about the same power budget, so that's not entirely surprising.
- ksk 9y agoYeah, also even if you could get rid of the thermal throttling, you're still dumping all that heat into the phone's body which could overheat/damage other components.
- revelation 9y agoMost notably you're dumping it into the battery, which is already heating up itself just fine having to supply the extra current for your full CPU power burst. And sustained high temperatures are a surefire way to rapidly diminish the capacity of LiIon batteries. So I guess it's a good thing they have external power and a fan, even though it's dubious how much that does given the battery isn't seeing any of that airflow and is in the usual protective sleeve that doesn't exactly help thermal conductivity. There is a reason Tesla watercool every individual metal 18650 cell.
- petecox 9y agoThe DeX product page explicitly says Built-in cooling fan, so they're definitely aware of overheating.
- Skunkleton 9y agoIt's a single core comparison. According to geekbench a single A11 core is about the same speed as a single 1800X core. Of course synthetic benchmarks aren't the best, but it is interesting how close arm has gotten to x86.