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Why is the Snapdragon 801 so intensely fast compared to just 2 SoC's ago

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I had a HTC One M7 at first, Snapdragon 600. It was good ran fine everything Went great.

But like all things it improves.

Now I have the OnePlusOne and this thing is so blazing fast, so terribly powerful that the gap between these 2 cpu's seems extremely large. We only had the 800 in that before and it wasn't quite up to par with the 801 either. (had the Nexus 5 for a while)

How come there is such a huuuuge difference.

I had a HTC One M7 at first, Snapdragon 600. It was good ran fine everything Went great.

But like all things it improves.

Now I have the OnePlusOne and this thing is so blazing fast, so terribly powerful that the gap between these 2 cpu's seemsextremely large. We only had the 800 in that before and it wasn't quite up to par with the 801 either. (had the Nexus 5 for a while)

How come there is such a huuuuge difference.

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M7 has snapdragon 800...

 

and the 801 is a faster clocked 800

 

so there is only 1 gen between the 600 and the 801

 

its just that CM is butter smooth

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M7 has snapdragon 800...

 

and the 801 is a faster clocked 800

 

so there is only 1 gen between the 600 and the 801

 

its just that CM is butter smooth

Fair enough, though I put the GPE on my M7 at the time.
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Fair enough, though I put the GPE on my M7 at the time.

optimization is a big deal with phones, and it appears OP has done a great job

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optimization is a big deal with phones, and it appears OP has done a great job

Yeah I guess. I love this phone and everything it comes with and does. See my review in the review section.

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Yeah I guess. I love this phone and everything it comes with and does. See my review in the review section.

way ahead of you

 

getting one soon too! :DD (also switching from a M7)

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way ahead of you

 

getting one soon too! :DD (also switching from a M7)

Yeah let me tell you, the dfference is insane. I love the awesome battery life.
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Yeah let me tell you, the dfference is insane. I love the awesome battery life.

ive never thought 'hey this phone slow'

 

if the screen would be still in 1 piece instead of 100 id keep it, but its just too annoying :D

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ive never thought 'hey this phone slow'

 

if the screen would be still in 1 piece instead of 100 id keep it, but its just too annoying :D

M7 isn' t slow. 801 chip is just faster. Much.
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M7 isn' t slow. 801 chip is just faster. Much.

Yeah but 800 is a noticeable improvement over 600. 

 

801 though isn't really that much of an improvement. It's just 100MHz faster on the CPU and 150MHz on the GPU. I can overclock my Nexus 5 to S801 speeds no problem.

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Because smartphone SoCs are advancing ridiculously fast. Every new generation is like twice as fast as the last.

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