2014-11-17, 08:03
2014-11-17, 10:23
I would not mind the MT6595 at all haha..
There is really no difference other then the MT6595 would shut off the added 4 cores and only use them if the main 4 cpus are getting near full usage.
I guess they took the idea from the Samsung Galaxy s4 as it really only uses 4 cores then turns the other 4 cores on when needed.
The MT6592 keeps all cores on, but when activity rises over 10% during hotplug enabled, it then activate all 8 cores which just sit in an idle state and dont actually turn off.
Dont forget the MT6595 has a better spec camera and sports 4g lte whether you are in Europe or US.
The draw back is the actual display being used and the GPU which is newly cheap made GPU not meant for the mediatek as it has been constantly being made compatible with snapdragon/qualcomm devices.
The wifi and bluetooth are all nicely upgraded also.
100-275$ phone compared to a 500+$ phone..
You wont notice the difference unless you browse and download alot (network wise) and if you keep alot of apps open (cpu wise). The games currently made for android, even the most top end still run smooth on the MT6592 so you will not notice a difference until games come out with more cpu power needed.
There is really no difference other then the MT6595 would shut off the added 4 cores and only use them if the main 4 cpus are getting near full usage.
I guess they took the idea from the Samsung Galaxy s4 as it really only uses 4 cores then turns the other 4 cores on when needed.
The MT6592 keeps all cores on, but when activity rises over 10% during hotplug enabled, it then activate all 8 cores which just sit in an idle state and dont actually turn off.
Dont forget the MT6595 has a better spec camera and sports 4g lte whether you are in Europe or US.
The draw back is the actual display being used and the GPU which is newly cheap made GPU not meant for the mediatek as it has been constantly being made compatible with snapdragon/qualcomm devices.
The wifi and bluetooth are all nicely upgraded also.
100-275$ phone compared to a 500+$ phone..
You wont notice the difference unless you browse and download alot (network wise) and if you keep alot of apps open (cpu wise). The games currently made for android, even the most top end still run smooth on the MT6592 so you will not notice a difference until games come out with more cpu power needed.