- Jun 2, 2012
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It'd be like this -
CPU1 - Qualcomm Snapdragon dual core 1.2-1.5ghz SOC
GPU1 - Adreno iGPU (iGPU on the Snapdragon)
RAM1 - 1GB SDRAM (768mb for CPU 256mb for iGPU)
^this stuff runs the OS and peripheral services and draws all the menu graphics and animations
And then when a game starts up the rest of the system turns on
CPU2 - AMD Quad-Core desktop CPU @ 2.4ghz
RAM2 - 4GB DDR3 System RAM
GPU2 - AMD GPU (PS4 equivelant but with dedicated VRAM)
RAM2 - 2GB GDDR5
^ 100% of the power of these processors for the games as all the OS is being handled by the Qualcomm SOC.
Would save a ton of power also when games aren't running,but probably use slightly more when games are running because im going with a desktop cpu (albeit with quad cores instead of 8)
CPU1 - Qualcomm Snapdragon dual core 1.2-1.5ghz SOC
GPU1 - Adreno iGPU (iGPU on the Snapdragon)
RAM1 - 1GB SDRAM (768mb for CPU 256mb for iGPU)
^this stuff runs the OS and peripheral services and draws all the menu graphics and animations
And then when a game starts up the rest of the system turns on
CPU2 - AMD Quad-Core desktop CPU @ 2.4ghz
RAM2 - 4GB DDR3 System RAM
GPU2 - AMD GPU (PS4 equivelant but with dedicated VRAM)
RAM2 - 2GB GDDR5
^ 100% of the power of these processors for the games as all the OS is being handled by the Qualcomm SOC.
Would save a ton of power also when games aren't running,but probably use slightly more when games are running because im going with a desktop cpu (albeit with quad cores instead of 8)