Gary Explains
The benchmarking numbers are in for Apple’s new processor, the A17 Pro. Here I cover single-core and multi-core CPU results, as well as 3D benchmarks, and ray tracing performance.
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I now own a Redmi 7 Pro and would like to upgrade to a Redmi 13 Ultra, which has a snapdragon 8 gen 2 processor. I am a gamer and would like a gaming phone. And, because I spend so much time on a single game, I need a strong battery. I also need a good frame rate, which videos like yours provide good information. Thank you so much for the information.
So is the A17 pro based on arm v9????
A17 PRO wipes the floor with any snap tensor exynos mtk
S23 ultra has snapdragon 8 gen 2 plus not regular 8 gen 2
I am missing your speed test G channel… with the release of Snapdragon 8 gen 3 and Apple A17 we need speed test G.. Hey Gary could you please bring it back
So the A17 has the X70 modem for RF? Correct
Hopefully you can update this before end year when Tensor G3 and Snapdragon Snapdragon 8 G3 is out.
You left out the dimensity 9200+
Seems like A16 and A17 are the same… Those extra transistors are giving some extra performance
Why would I need ray tracing on my phone ? Has the world gone mad.. game on a gaming PC or PlayStation. Maybe a Steam Deck or Ipad if you're on a plane, but not a phone .. Every decent phone for the last 3 years has been way more powerful that you need to text watch netflix and YT and do social media.. they are just trying to justify you buying a new one you dont need.
Sadly these powerful chips are just becoming e-waste due weak apps support in android and smart phone it's not 2010 any more
Brands now have to convince developers to bring desktop level apps and games for Android iOS and other smartphones to justify the power in new soc s and their exorbitant price
Other wise with limited software capabilities and locked down software this soc s are just becoming e-waste
The windows on arm which supports desktop apps and games on on smartphone was good example but brands are lazy to support it to develop the next gen pocket computing but would rather love to milk on older technologies all of this is due to apple
Because other brand are seeing that apple milking with older technologies and selling phone at exorbitant prices and making money when apple is the smart one
And other brand trying their best and can't get the same feedback so they all have started the same copy apple also in lazzynes and exorbitant prices
In the end , no matter how many billion transistors you can squeeze onto a chip , you can’t beat the physics in that no matter how good your chipset is , you only have the confines of a very small smartphone case to endure the inevitable thermal issues.
I think the MediaTek Dimensity 9200 is built using TSMC N4P Process Technology not the regular N4.
To everyone who wants speedtest g back i think If it was possible he would have brought it back or talked about it
Must be some legal problems due to which it's stopped and not talked about.
So better we gather some developers and recreate similar or better benchmark app for testing
Pointless video comparing chips that are released nearly a year apart – at the very least that data should be included in your video. This comparison would make better sense in November when all chips release around the same time, reflecting the best generation from each for the year:
Sept – New Apple Chip
Oct – New Google, MediaTek and Qualcomm Chip
I would be interested to see you run SpeedTest-G on these devices.
S23 Ultra actually isn't really a good representative for SD 8 Gen 2 despite it's overclocked. Many other standard SD 8 Gen 2 that is not a gaming phone has better performance management than S23 Ultra. But OK, maybe that's what's available.
You should measure its power draw/ score only on cpu on that benchmark to measure how efficient that procecor, not just about its peak performance,
Why that matter, because longger battery life, screen on time, heat and thermal management, peak performance stability
So it wont trottling, do clock higher faster manageble heat, power efficient and run consistent
Interesting topic, but it would be even more interesting to see how these powers are translate to the Speed G test.
Kirin
Apple appears to prioritize CPU over GPU. Since there is quite a big difference between the A16/A17 and the Snapdragon and others.
you could have add best Android performers like Asus ROG phones or red magic phones😅
would have loved to see their endurance.
plus your endurance graph had iphone 14pro max instead of galaxy s22 ultra with exynos 2200
Interesting this time Apple’s high performance CPU runs at higher clocks than the “Android” alternatives. People did initially call Apple’s for worse just because of the clock speed, where you have a great video detailing why Apple still outperformed at lower clocks.
Speed test g
I really appreciate the video. Interesting to see Wild Life Extreme so close, might be due to bandwidth limitation. 1440p is already something that nobody does on complex 3D games on mobile, 4K is even farther from the picture not even used on light 2D games.
I'm making due with my $230 OnePlus Nord N20 5G with its SD695 5G.
That said, I'd love to see some of these 3nm (and soon below) ARM powerhouses end up in some RPi form-factor SBCs. A literal desktop that fits in ones pocket.
Do a comparison with A16 in iphone 15 not iphone 14 Pro, want to see if display effects the performance
Someone should tell google it's not 2015.
I was expecting much more from a jump to 3nm chips, but it seems like Apple was able to get just a few more Hz for short bursts, and almost no battery life improvements.
Pay twice as much for an iPhone and you can scroll social media faster but your battery will die faster too.
Ray traced throttling will be much less of an issue on M3.
Initially the laser pointer gave me an heartache and i really thought my screen was dead. Good work as always Gary.
We need Speed Test G on this channel!
U should clarify a17pro is n3b so as to avoid confusion when the a17 is on n3e
Would be interesting to do an AI speed/power consumption test.
Great video! Performance is getting so fast that dang near anything you pick will fly through the day to day tasks. I’m on a 2nd Gen iPhone SE with the old A13 now and on Geekbench 6 scored 1742 single core and 3554 multi core but one of my favorite devices is a midrange Galaxy running a Snapdragon 750g with Geekbench 6 scores of only 840 single core and 1858 multi core. I really enjoy using both of these devices. I think I’m one of the few that like iOS and Android both.
Ill wait for 8 Gen 3
All that performance so people can scroll through some meaningless Social Media bullshit 99% of the time… Phones should run Folding@home per default while charging.