Early Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 performance numbers indicate bog standard generational upgrades

[Redaktion]

Qualcomm will launch its next-gen flagship SoC, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, at the tail end of the year. More performance numbers for the chipset have now leaked, indicating a 25% more powerful GPU and likely a similar number on the CPU end.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Early-Snapdragon-8-Gen-3-performance-numbers-indicate-bog-standard-generational-upgrades.717529.0.html

[Grizzly Adams]

I want everyone who reads these articles to take note of how many times the writers use the term "taken with a pinch of salt." In the past three months, I've counted 79 times.

[Randy chan]

I'm sold on Qualcomm snapdragon chips for their high reliability and quality from the 765G on my pixel 5 and 8 gen 2 on my one plus 11

[Ali Raza]

I don't really care about performance jumps now if they can't improve efficiency and thermal problems then Qualcomm is a failure they just keep doing this number games thing and yet they're unable to beat bionic chips in efficiency and thermal performance stability optimizations and their network modem efficiency right now. There modems are overpriced and.... I Had snapdragon 660 back the days and the network performance on that chip was worst then you can imagine sometimes it had hit over 54°c while performing in a mattle body frame

[LENNON R]

All these 20% - 50% performance jumps are meaningless and no one cares about it. Let's talk about energy and thermal efficiency.

[S.Yu]

I want everyone who reads these articles to take note of how many times the writers use the term "taken with a pinch of salt." In the past three months, I've counted 79 times.

Now that you've mentioned it...😅