Is Snapdragon 8 Elite a Hot Mess? 8 Elite vs. 8 Gen 3!

[@pstanislawow]

So basically, Snapdragon Elite is a huge upgrade and there's no reason to panic. Nice, I'm actually really hyped for new phones ! ^^

[@walid6329]

basically he runs free on benchmarks and it's logical that he'll overheat

[@mazuruki]

​​@Deo-v1ztbf sd 8 elite is probably just sd elite X but on a phone

[@CarpeDiemsNuts]

Just got my rm10 pro+ can't wait to test emulation! 24GB RAM 1TB storage!

[@SussySmurf]

​@@mazuruki2 of the 8 Elite's performance cores are the upgraded version of that from the X Elite which has 12 of them.

[@bluelegacy2684]

​@@walid6329Just get a cooler for really demanding games

[@popeye199506]

I think you should test 8gen3 on xiaomi 14 , not just on s24, we all know samsung's adjustion and heat manage is so conservative

[@PatalJunior]

@@TamasKiss-yk4st This just shows then that you are better waiting for device specifc benchmarks if you really need the performance and the difference between them is so big, still Xiaomi 14 vs 15 seems quite an upgrade.

[@FromProfessor]

This video is much more scientifically Accurate....keep it up......!!

[@GeorgeSamou]

I really liked the comparison! A comparison between 8 elite and 9400 would be cool.

[@bakipumalas6045]

In efficiency d4000 is superior, d4000 average temp on stress test was only around 43-45°C

[@Shahzad12357]

​@@bakipumalas6045 I am sorry to say but 8 elite is more efficient and runs cooler

[@sjc]

Would really like to see that too

[@wewel5949]

​@@Shahzad12357 a lot of things could be impacting 'efficiency' and 'heat management' tbh. different phones run at different clock speeds, for instance gaming phones are usually clocked higher than non-gaming phones. normally they are also equipped with superior vapor chamber to compensate the higher clock speed

[@mortaza3840]

If you push the 8 Elite to 100% all the time, then it will be hot. (Like the 3D mark test) But, there are very few apps/games (except for the the benchmark) needs that much of power. Even Genshin Impact doesn't use 100% CPU & GPU all the time. So, in day to day usage, there will not be a very big problem… 🙄

[@sbrader97]

Yeah and chinese brands like to run it maxed out unthrottled for longer in benchmark apps to achieve fake higher scores as it detects when its a known benchmark app maybe with updates Xiaomi will tame it

[@-Blue-_]

​@@sbrader97ok isheep

[@razor-b2d]

@@sbrader97 high performance mode on Xiaomi can run any workload at maximum performance. Incompetent brands like SCAMsung will always operate at reduced clock speeds...

[@sbrader97]

@dsfsgsgxx Rather reduced clocks than burnt hands and overheating warnings but its also because samsung is cheap on there cooling system i am probably going to switch to oppo find x8 ultra when it releases as I am done with Samsung they keep bringing minor upgrades to the specs and there software is years behind but haven't seen one ui 7 yet it is said to also have massive improvements to animations

[@Airihav]

no, even on performance mode xiaomi will reduce frequency, this not happen on red magic for example 😅​@@razor-b2d

[@ManDavid12]

Great video Dr 👍

[@jojosefu69]

Damn you're so underrated bro, best review and benchmarks that I've seen so far! Ty for this.

[@pneuma23093]

Would love to see this test vs dimensity. Thank you for doing this on 5G. It’s something I wanted to know about. My phone just overheats on 5G and drops frames even in regular use.

[@leoLemon21]

The best channel on YT for phone reviews and tech comparisons.

[@Rafa-sj5ey]

nice tests, but I have a suggestion that you consider adding emulation, e.g. Gamecube. Unlike games like Genshin, what counts there is pure processor power and the ceiling is still high because you can render the game in 4k and higher. In addition, there are various topics, such as the really poor openGL support in exynos

[@LetsplayAori]

Yeah and it would allow you to unlock framerates and upscaling as Rafa said. So through upscaling, unlock framerates, testing OpenGL and Vulkan in some very demanding games could give some performance view which you wouldn't get otherwise. Winlator which emulates windows games on android could also be interesting for a demanding test. Otherwise for android games no idea which allows you to unlock framerate and is graphically demanding.

[@shiro214okane]

just not Nintendo, they will hunt you down into closing the whole channel, the reason most tubers don't do this anymore.

[@Eggk1_]

That's the best tech video i've ever seen

[@andyH_England]

Realme and Xiaomi have been "fixing" benchmarks for marketing purposes by allowing their phones to operate at unoptimized rates. Therefore, these inflated scores should be viewed in context as unrealistic. However, only a few of us will actually use these benchmarks, and most apps will not be as demanding. From this, we learn that we shouldn't rely solely on benchmarks; instead, as this video demonstrates, we should focus on real-world usage. In that context, it becomes clear that the Snapdragon 8 Elite represents a significant improvement over the 4nm architecture. As a result, we can expect better battery life overall, lower temperatures for similar tasks, and enhanced performance when needed. So, although the S25U will keep 5000mAh batteries, we should see a healthy SOT improvement, and Samsung can save the adoption of a larger battery until the S26U, which will be a minor upgrade to the Snapdragon efficiency. Sensible business.

[@soldier1stclass987]

the only things that use most of 8 elite is emulators

[@karlos777x]

But if the chinese manufacturers manage to put a bigger battery why isn't Samsung capable of doing an improvement there? Why it always seems that Samsung holds upgrades but charges more for their brand? I wanted a s25 but if there's no bigger battery then i will put my money where i get a better deal... I'm not too happy to get a chinese phone but Samsung is not giving me an option here. Or i will wait for the pixel 10.

[@razor-b2d]

@@andyH_England SCAMsung S25, S25 plus models will use terrible exynos chip with old tech small battery..

[@0M0rty]

@@karlos777x I would say they're withholding upgrades for a bad year with no upgrades but honestly this IS a bad year for them, little to no camera improvements again, old display tech etc. One thing I've heard that potentially might explain it is scale. Samsung and Apple sell considerably more phones high end phones than high end from Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, Honor, Realme etc. sells combined, and there just isn't enough capacity to produce that many of those batteries yet.

[@karlos777x]

@@0M0rty i will not get the ultra, but for sure they have the capacity to put that bigger battery and new display in them, charge premium, give us premium. No excuses. The iPhone it's a disappointment, this was the real opportunity for Samsung to put everything and increase market share. I bet chinese brands will eat apple and Samsung's market share.

[@yeetisnomore]

5:19 hey techmo, love your videos! regarding the topic which i mentioned in the timestamp, i think you can put an fps per watt chart next time, which can explain the relation between performance and power consumption much better. cheers!

[@techmo2020]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@clarenceoveur9497]

"I will systematically check" Yes, that's exactly what the community needs. Not speculation. Thank you for your services, sir.

[@noobmaster833]

Now this is called a real test. Good job

[@flowqi212]

SD 8 Elite looks really impressive here, but Chinese phone makers should really work on their thermal management software ^^. I wonder what happened if the game wasn't limiting itself to a fixed fps number (60?).

[@-Blue-_]

See the OnePlus 13 video

[@flowqi212]

@-Blue-_ was that the one with the red fingers? 😅

[@MiracleManGaming]

Because they live in cool climate

[@sandeshms2148]

Seems they disable thermal management for benchmarking apps to get better score

[@xnutzii]

Great Video Dr. Mo! Thank you for your work.

[@dio.ahmed3]

Keep it up man, i love your uploads, much love from saudi

[@aboubacarkaba1]

Great video like Always

[@dansvel]

you should compare oneplus 12 vs oneplus 13, they have very similar spec, but only the soc is diferrent

[@shnu966]

Love your videos men!👏🏻

[@SunsetNova]

Very detailed analysis thank you Mo

[@shintothomas1429]

Can you do a comparison video between MEDIATEK 9400 and 8 ELITE??

[@JayBarty]

If you're in the market for a higher end phone, wait another couple months for the S25. The 8 Elite looks to be one of the biggest year-to-year improvements we've ever had, and the 8 gen 3 was no slouch. Hoping that Google's Tensor can make a similar jump next year.

[@tsaukenneth4209]

Great videos as always. Clear explanations 👏🏾

[@neonomad6639]

Great review, throttling issue for 8 elite can be fixed with a simple software update, right?

[@techmo2020]

Thanks. Yes, in theory, I experienced the same issues with Xiaomi 14 and the last Realme with the Snapdragon 8 gen 3. They should run it at a lower clock rate when the phone gets warm. I'm a bit baffled by why they don't do so. For example S24 Ultra does it at 40 celsius but Xiaomi 15 waits until 50 ish.

[@ManInGlasses]

Amazing test mate, can you test the battery consumption too?

[@techmo2020]

Thanks. I did it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3-VhmNvdtScqs0

[@brunobello4637]

Thank you, you cleared my doubts

[@FARSIDE0_0]

Emulation should be the benchmark on these both processors

[@peanuts7632]

Nice video doc Planning on upgrading from A71 to S24fe for gaming & stuff would u recommend it?

[@techmo2020]

Thanks. You will get a lot more performance, it's a much better phone and you would be happy. Of course you can always wait for Snapdragon elite in January

[@HugeCumSplash69]

bro don't do that i would rather go for default s24 its has better processor and its cheaper, i know it has a smaller battery capacity but because of the better processor it will be great too, but if you like bigger screen go for it, or even better option wait for s25

[@casualplayer7743]

The new Elite was so good for power consumption that they didn't implement efficiency core and that's the problem, the 15 min gaming is not enough to to keep increasing the heat, the new elite will not stop powering the phone even if the chip is to hot, the phone it self will shout down him self, unlike the Gen 3 have efficiency core that usually work around 40 degree to cool down the phone, the Elite marketing idea basically it's to good that no need to use efficiency core, the daily use and task is good but for the long hours gaming will suffer

[@ltg46]

Those who watch chinese reviewers like Geekerwan, Daijiatest and so many others reviewers already know that 8 elite is more powerful, efficient and manage thermal better. Except in some scenarios as you can see from this video itself.

[@nimmy404]

Where can I find daijiatest?

[@francischiew7080]

another thing is real world issues like hot weather which all this test never consider. i have the S23 ultra & the snapdragon 8 gen 2 was efficient & cool under all kind of test ( reviews) but when under real world usage example like in thailand where daily temperature can go as high as 38 to 40 celsius (real ground temperature) my S23 ultra heats so easily & it get really hot i mean HOT that i have shut it down immediately ( many times it got hot) & i don't use it when there no cooler temperature like air-conditioning nowadays. no matter what kind of test phone manufacturers do i highly doubt any of them do real world usages with ground temperature as high as 38 to 42 celsius. with regards to heat high-end processor nowadays is as powerful as a desktop processor but yet cooling systems are lacking especially samsung phones which they only put in the minimal unlike the chinese manufacturers are coming up eith innovative solutions. high-end phones with powerful processor needs to be treated as a gaming pc rather than just a normal pc

[@mistamaog]

So basically it seems like the issue is the chip doesn't throttle when in benchmarks, I'm wondering if that's an issue of the OEM not allowing the chip to throttle or if the drivers fit the 8 Elite just let the chip go 100% all the time during benchmarks.

[@KueL]

The entire S25 series should receive SD 8 Elite 🤩

[@Marlon_J]

Because Samsung is still having poor yield issue with their 3NM process that they were planning to use for Exynos, it's looking like another all Snapdragon release like the 23 series.

[@MLWJ1993]

Price would go up across the board or other features get dropped down a notch to remain at the same price though.

[@emadid3]

We really hope that

[@razor-b2d]

SCAMsung s25, s25 plus models will use Trash Exynos 🤢

[@razor-b2d]

@@Marlon_J similar to s24 series, it will use Terrible exynos garbage for base models

[@RINGO2033]

Здравствуйте! Хочу попросить делать тест сравнения ШИМ, стабилизации видео, удобство в руке и управления одной рукой, удобство использование оболочкой и ПО

[@Benzo97]

Pretty much what I was kinda expecting, but finally a very reliable test. When put under intense load, the 8 Elite can run HOT, though when under less stress it is definitely more efficient and should be a decent upgrade for normal users. Seeing the Genshin Impact test was very reassuring too.

[@alphaarchive5262]

Both chipsets could run very hot, its just that some manufacturers tend to have extremely aggresive parameters to the governor of the SoC when their devices run benchmarks, ending with scenarios like this where the phone stops the app from running after reaching unresonable temperatures. With further improvments of the governor in this regard, maybe we can see the full potential of this chipset. While for now, its perfectelety noticeable that in real-life scenarios the 8 Elite is 30% more efficient than its predecesor, and also 40% more powerful.

[@razor-b2d]

@@alphaarchive5262 you are brainwashed by unrealistic claims from Qualcomm. They have not increased 30% efficient by any means or don't have 40% more performance. Another Inefficient, unstable soc from Qualcomm 😂😂

[@donlestermarquez639]

New sub. Keep it up. U explaun well.

[@Bruuhhhhhh]

Good video! It would be good to know which version of Xiaomi's OS is it running in Chinese reviewers went over the system update on the Xiaomi 15 and it did improve quite a bit the efficiency in general It is also good to note that the Xiaomi 15 is one of the "worst" performing phones with the SD 8 Elite in terms of temperatures, so other phones with better cooling design like the OnePlus 13 might have even better results

[@Infernox-tg6ky]

The Snapdragon 8 Elite exists more to tighten the benchmarks with Apple. On casual usage like social media apps there is no noticeable difference from previous gen. On gaming it is a more capable CPU.

[@dogoku]

6:45 the elite is running 60fps genshin with less than 3W?! What sorcery is this?!

[@NissiHalunajan]

We've seen a big increase in batteries in Chinese 8 elite phones but also with the higher power capability it can also come with downsides. Compare the Honor Magic 6 pro and the Honor Magic 7 pro as their batteries are only 250 mah different. There you'll be able to see if the efficiency is actually real world and not just stress tests and benchmarks because those don't always translate into real life usage

[@rain4279]

I think this is all because of silicon lottery, i noticed that the binning process for phone chips arn't as strict as X86-64 chips, sometimes you buy a phone and find out that you are getting 10 to 20% less perf compared to the same phone with the same chip in reviews, basically companies are giving up the best chips to the reviewers as for the comercial ones, it depends on luck, there is also envirement facts like the envirenment temperture, but the silicon lottery plays a way more role.

[@Drew1218s]

A18 vs 8 elite power efficiency tests would be cool.

[@G0A7]

Seems that the biggest temp issue is with the gpu, maybe its some bug that lets the chip go way over it should or the phones are not cooling it well enough (they did release them very fast, idk how much testing theyve done beforehand), either way its not a everyday problem at all for 99% of users and the most hardcore gpu users will buy the rog or the redmagic with already better cooling for this so it should help, seems like a great chip overall lets see what mediatek can do to match it since the 9300/9300+ made a huge jump in quality

[@rifqialfariz22]

Im planning to upgrade next year I got a little bit worried about the new name because usually that comes with heating issues. SD810, 888, 8gen1. Looks like SD 8 elite is not a problem.

[@impinas]

If Samsung offers an S25 with 4000mah battery, when Xiaomi 15 has reached 5400, it would be an insult to technology...

[@TechSid-hn6eg]

thats a lot of performance upgrade for minimal temprature and power raise. 👍👍

[@thedigitallens]

Hopefully Samsung doesn't screw up with S25 🤞🏻

[@Ravens____8LJ]

Um...I don't see any significant improvements I'm still more than happy with the SD Gen 2 on my s23.

[@gametvon98]

In emulation and exporting videos it does

[@jacobsebastien3910]

Galaxy s24 plus here 💪

[@jacobsebastien3910]

Sd 8gen 3

[@xperiafan5370]

The lowest 3DMARK Extreme stress test scores in most 8 Elite phones is higher than the best loop score in the SD8G2 and they have double the performance in terms of SoC performance. Now you have a reason to upgrade lol.

[@kasadam85]

​@@xperiafan5370Double performance to do what? No thank you

[@jjoulekelvin2986]

Samsung Foundry is the happiest person now 😂. Hopefully S25 Ultra beats in cooling.

[@razor-b2d]

Samsung Foundry is making garbage exynos for S25 series 🤣 LOL

[@Synthetic_Bear]

They dont have enough resources to put exynos on th2 S25s so all of them with have the new snapdragons ​@dsfsgsgxx

[@gwapaulo]

@@razor-b2d spreading misinformation huh?

[@mandarbilpe481]

No it's elite chips for Samsung ​@@razor-b2d

[@BoboFerre]

@@razor-b2d i hope they do snapdragon only again

[@walid6329]

oneplus 13 soon?

[@techmo2020]

Yes 😊

[@walid6329]

@@techmo2020 lovely because that's the phone I want him to replace my LG V60

[@mediocreape]

very well made and scientific. thank you.

[@DeepteshLovesTECH]

Adobe Rush is one of the worst examples of Snapdragon 8 Elite performance upgrade. Does Adobe Rush on Android even take advantage of media engine on the 8 Elite (or even 8G3?)?? The thing is super slow, one of the slowest video exports in Android. Regarding performance and efficiency: 8 Elite is just about as efficient as 8G2/8G3 for simple tasks but way more efficient for high end tasks like Gaming (6.6W 8G3 for Genshin Impact max settings vs 4.5W on 8 Elite Xiaomi 15 Pro).

[@Loki-oq1ov]

Adobe Rush "the slowest". For testing purposes, it's great cause it shows how the CPU performs under bad app optimization. If it can have decent/great performance on that app, imagine how good it can be with optimized ones.

[@sniper1251]

I would say that the chip set is not the real issue. I think manufactory has not set a limit right but only guess cant say with any proof that it is that

[@igi_igi]

Hi Mo, are you planning to compare it with iphone 16?

[@techmo2020]

I did actually. There is a recent video in the channel called best Compact 2024. I'm gonna do a dedicated camera comparison to iphone this week too

[@igi_igi]

@techmo2020 oh sorry, i missed that

[@blueeyednick]

"This guy burned his hands on an Asus phone !" - proceeds to use and test a Xiaomi phone.

[@Garrettdx1988]

It sounds like it's up to the manufacturer to determine how well this chip will run

[@fazer3100]

Soooo as a Android nerd i will say that any Xiaomi have a hide condition who make specifique benchmark to change how the systeme behavior in some way idk for benchmark bc i dont look at it that much but i think is was limiting for my phone but idk for high end one and yeah Xiaomi do realy questionable thing but idc that much for any one who want i can tell if interested

[@vasudevmenon2496]

How the temps in adb thermal service? Usually with Pixel the temps report through battery temp is around 10-15C higher for SoC. Usually OnePlus,xiaomi, Vivo sensors are pretty accurate and has less deviations

[@Notwanted1]

The snapdragon 8 elite: Bad and gets very hot during tests. During gaming or watching stuff or basic and natural use on highest frame rate and graphics in cod or genshin or pubg: no problem in drop in fps or graphics and no heating problem.

[@boghy24]

I have the S24 Exynos but if S25 will have 8 Elite i will upgrate to it.

[@jovk888-hs1qn]

For sure itll get snapdragon meanwhile im using s24u and wanna upgrade to base s25 as i like compact phones

[@davelaymon6282]

The base s25 will have a snapdragon 8 elite and 12gb ram (instead of 8)

[@just_a_guy_911]

​@@davelaymon6282oh really??? What about the fe version of s25 coming up? Is it gonna use snapdragon 8 elite? Or exynos? If its 8 elite, i'm gonna buy it fr

[@davelaymon6282]

@@just_a_guy_911 not sure, but i guess they will use the exynos 2400 (instead of the 2400E) chipset for the s25 FE and the best case scenario would be if they pick up the mediatek 9400 chipset (powerfull) and further it should be around april/may 2025 on the market.

[@just_a_guy_911]

@@davelaymon6282 oh ok😐

[@Rio_3505]

hi please try this with another xiaomi phone on the snapdragon 8 gen 3 since samsungs software tends to overload the chipset more than other devices

[@eduard6450]

Those early reports were always bs. The article said it couldn't finish the test because of a software issue, which could be solved by downloading another apk or even after a restart. After that issue was fixed the realme could finish the test perfectly fine with much higher performance than previous chips and heating just as much as every other phone. Thanks for confirming!

[@sik.]

So in day to day usage they are cooler and use less power? Hell yes. I dont care if they run hotter in benchmarks (to avoid throttling the CPU and reducing performance). Its a manufacturer's choice and they know this small phone wont be used for long periods of extreme use.

[@alen.bmusic7556]

this would be much better if the phone is from the same brand, try Oneplus 12/13.

[@narrativeless404]

So there's nothing wrong with the chip itself, but the phone makers slightly overestimated the thermal efficiency of the chip

[@berlannerepoyo8380]

More power efficient does not mean that processor consumes less energy because efficiency is just the ratio of energy spent and work done. Manufacturers can claim that their cpu are more efficient while also increasing the wattage. For a better example is the thing with nvidia gpus where the increase in efficiency doesn't decrease power consumption because they also keep increasing the power consumption. So conclusion you can't say that a cpu is less efficient or more efficient by just measuring energy consumed or heat produced because that is misleading. Just say that the cpu or the phone itself has poor thermal management.

[@rajmangalpandey3910]

What's speedometer 3 score of 8 elite?

[@Eggk1_]

30-33

[@rajmangalpandey3910]

@Eggk1_ where u found it

[@ustaadjisharma7591]

Thanx ❤

[@Vedshetty123]

Please do compare 8 elite with Mediatec dimensity 9400

[@kalistaswain9399]

Pls do 8 elite vs 9400 gaming test, bro

[@techmo2020]

I'll do it soon, need a larger SD phone for that test since my dimensity is Vivo x200 pro

[@kalistaswain9399]

@techmo2020 Great, bro. I've already subbed you. Can't wait to see it 👍

[@bedscenez]

i havent even fully maximized my 8 Gen 3. Only using youtube, facebook, Chrome and other basic daily apps and wont notice anything versus 8 elite.

[@Skyfx89]

The pictures and long (30min+) session reviews speaks for themselves. As soon as you will need 50%+ sustained load, you will have a hot mess. Why even buy a product if you can't use 50% of it after 30 minutes? Might just buy a mid range chipset for much less. The damage control is real, a true successor to SD 8 gen 1.

[@madcapper6]

Is the late throttling issue of the Elite fixable?

[@rishikesh7676]

Yes by software update

[@Bannanafan]

Early phones always were unoptimized. Will get better later.

[@arakainer]

Oh, man. This is absolutely marvelous piece of tech, work of best big-brained engineers in the world. How can you even think about calling it a mess

[@davidboyko5043]

Thanks for the review, could you provide a link for the app wich you use? I want to try with my s21 ultra how it goes now..

[@strategistaow3520]

Can you also show your room temperature? I have two rooms in my house. One is hot and the other is cold. In my hot room the phone gets hot super fast. So I want to know the room temperature you are in

[@jozedee]

Ok so the xaiomi does no throttle inorder to keep up with that awesome performance, so if we were to actually play games or emulate something that would push the 8 elite really hard, it would be wise to use a coolers. Although i can't see any mobile game that would push this chip to the extreme

[@jozedee]

I emulate nitendo switch games on my samsung s20 with snapdragon Without cooler it can heat up to 52 degrees after like 1 hour 30 mins of gaming.

[@corvusboss2782]

hi love your video sir. i would like to req for SD8 Elite vs Dimensity 9400 comparison.

[@ahmetusluoglu5984]

do S24FE vs S23 i want to see it from your perspective. People do not test this shit thoroughly like u.

[@jrno93]

Looking forward for the new wave of snap elite xperia phones!

[@subham556]

It's all about OPTIMIZATIONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

[@Ervytron]

Is it actual CPU temperatures or battery?

[@techmo2020]

Battery.

[@lajoshang5942]

S25 come to daddy. :D

[@Piquliar]

Hmm so, it's not a flawed chip but the thermal management in the phones that it has appeared in so far have just been poor? Interesting. The performance gains are legit though.

[@inSaNe_44]

I think it's all about the optimization. I have high hopes that Samsung will deal with that way better than xiaomi etc. If not, 8 gen 2 and 3 are still very good for a couple of years. Excluding shjiti crappy exynos of course. Thank you for the earlier experimenting/testing! And sharing! 🙏

[@sindhitech7755]

That is battery temperature bro not the CPU temperature 😐

[@wouter.d.h.]

Battery temperature is what matters right..?

[@Eggk1_]

Lower watts = less heat

[@Eggk1_]

​@@wouter.d.h.battery temp is more important

[@wouter.d.h.]

@@Eggk1_ ofcourse thats what I said

[@user-wb9tu6en3o]

Perfect!🎉

[@FazalHussain1]

Use GT7 pro and Vivo X200 pro for 9400 vs 8 Elite

[@SwayerThorS]

why is it so slow on rendering? maybe it is not optimized well.

[@techmo2020]

It's not slow, on my m3 laptop, it takes roughly the same to export a 4K video :-D

[@Eggk1_]

​@@techmo2020wow lol

[@sbrader97]

Seems like Adobe doesn't use hw encoding it seems like it's only using the cpu to render the video i believe other apps are more optimised for it

[@lrc3847]

Snapdragon Elite looks promising, but the GPU test worries me.

[@Rgf1998]

Play CarX Street. Only game that makes both my OnePlus 12 and Pad 2 get warm. Genshin Impact doesn't. A simple update could solve the elite's heating issue

[@kidnextdxxr]

Holy that’s hot asf😂 they needa work on that throttle management

[@shernandez31]

You can't compare two phones with different operating systems, power management and cooling systems and call it an even comparison.

[@jaerys8823]

Benchmarks arent reflective of real life usage. Benchmarks have always been done in the pretense of testing a device to its maximum capacity which isnt what you are doing 24/7. Calm down people

[@furkanbeben3393]

8 Elite heated so much because It was giving a stable 120 fps even on the highest graphics.

[@sane_guy07]

can't believe people in comments don't realise the premium they would have to pay for this... also what all u guys do with so much power 😅 last year flagships at 20-30% discount are way better deal than these

[@-Blue-_]

Now say for iphone but you will not because you are a isheep

[@organic22]

And how about sd gen 4 vs sd gen 3

[@atifahnafhossain90]

Elite is gen 4😶