The Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE was recently launched in India at a price of 50K.This phone is the Snapdragon variant and hence supports LTE. The Exynos variant of the Galaxy S5 is already available in the market for 35K.
Now this phone is on my "To consider" list and I was wondering about, what the difference was between both chip-sets as both phones are identical in every aspect besides the chipset.
I found a very good comparison online in this article.
Octa-Core Samsung Galaxy S5 Performance Review - TechSpot
Observations:-
Exynos :-
1. Better CPU and browser benchmark performance
2. Mali T628 GPU performs equivalent to the Adreno 330 in some benchmarks but lags behind a lot in some others.
3. Battery life is almost similar to the Snapdragon variant.
Snapdragon :-
1. Better GPU(Adreno 330) benchmarks but almost the same real world performance
2. Better NAND read and write speeds
3. Slightly better battery life
Few other observations
1. Exynos 5422 scores higher in Antutu benchmark than SD801 powered HTC One M8
HTC One M8 Review | Digit.in
2. Exynos uses the Wolfson DAC which known for its legendary sound output whereas SD801 uses a normal Qualcomm DAC
3. SD801 supports LTE(4G) whereas the Exynos 5422 doesn't
4. Exynos doesn't enjoy SD801's wide custom dev support.
5. Currently the Exynos variant sells 15K cheaper than the SD801 variant but sells at the same price as the HTC One E8 which has an SD801 as well.
All in All, I would say that Exynos variant is good buy for the people not looking for 4G, what do you think ?
Cheers!
Abhijit
Now this phone is on my "To consider" list and I was wondering about, what the difference was between both chip-sets as both phones are identical in every aspect besides the chipset.
I found a very good comparison online in this article.
Octa-Core Samsung Galaxy S5 Performance Review - TechSpot
Observations:-
Exynos :-
1. Better CPU and browser benchmark performance
2. Mali T628 GPU performs equivalent to the Adreno 330 in some benchmarks but lags behind a lot in some others.
3. Battery life is almost similar to the Snapdragon variant.
Snapdragon :-
1. Better GPU(Adreno 330) benchmarks but almost the same real world performance
2. Better NAND read and write speeds
3. Slightly better battery life
Few other observations
1. Exynos 5422 scores higher in Antutu benchmark than SD801 powered HTC One M8
HTC One M8 Review | Digit.in
2. Exynos uses the Wolfson DAC which known for its legendary sound output whereas SD801 uses a normal Qualcomm DAC
3. SD801 supports LTE(4G) whereas the Exynos 5422 doesn't
4. Exynos doesn't enjoy SD801's wide custom dev support.
5. Currently the Exynos variant sells 15K cheaper than the SD801 variant but sells at the same price as the HTC One E8 which has an SD801 as well.
All in All, I would say that Exynos variant is good buy for the people not looking for 4G, what do you think ?
Cheers!
Abhijit