Which is the fastest Mobile Processor today?

S4 MSM 8960 and S4 Pro won’t be replaced with an S5. Instead, Qualcomm has gone with a new name and introduced the S800 and S600 chips.

 

A move to a 28nm manufacturing process means Qualcomm can offer the new Krait 400 quad core CPU running at speeds of up to 2.3GHz per core while keeping power use same. Qualcomm is using the Adreno 330 GPU, which the company claims offers double the performance of the Adreno 320.

 

By comparison, the S600 gets a new quad-core Krait 300 CPU with speeds limited to 1.9GHz. It has also been combined with the older Adreno 320 GPU, but still offers a major performance gain to mid-range smartphones and tablets. Qualcomm rates it as a 40 percent performance gain over the S4 Pro.

 

Competitors

                NVidia Tegra

                Apple A6

                TI OMAP 4

                Samsung Exynos 5

                Intel Atom

                MediaTek MT

 

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-3126_7-57589962/qualcomm-snapdragon-800-incinerates-the-competition/

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