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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction HD is out for Android.
It needs more than 500MB and runs really good on Desire:

looks hella crazy!! should run fine on my Galaxy S Vibrant....

WHOA, looks amazing! Finally, the first proper big game for Android! Should work fine for my Galaxy S as stated above.

It's been removed from the market already
Anyone know why?
Edit: I'm stupid. Sucks that you can only get it from Gameloft though

Looks awesome. Any more details on this? Developer, etc?
Edit: Nevermind. http://www.gameloft.com/android-games/splinter-cell-conviction/

This is why I must convince my dad to get me a new phone and a bigger sdcard
or a new ipod my 2g sucks curse you apple

While the game runs great the controls need work as it's insanely hard to navigate and shoot.

It's better or worse than the iphone's version.
Unfortunately the Android phone market is flooded with devices with subpar hardware. In fact apart from Galaxy S class phones everything else sucks compared to iphone (as far as GFX HW goes).
So I'm inquiring whether it was built with Galaxy/Nexus S in mind or plain Qualcomm devices. If it looks/runs significantly worse than the iphone version I already have my answer.

^BS its the exact same game. On all platforms, its the exact same game. The gaming controls suck though. Try out DD:FW

Heh, good news I guess...
We sorely need games of the Splinter Cell calliber on the Android Market, it's pretty much the last castle that Apple still holds...
BTW does DD:FW on the Android performs equally well as that of the iPhone?

Is anyone else not a fan of on screen controls? Or is it just me?

Greenfieldan said:
Is anyone else not a fan of on screen controls? Or is it just me?
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Heh I love em! Especially on FPS to be honest.

Running great on my Vibrant. I have wondered why it's taking this long to get decent games on Android. I know the iPhone has had better hardware than android phones, but earlier this year, most android phones had similar cpu/gpu specs. I'm guessing the software/OS in apple mobile products is just THAT much better. I know the Vibrant hardware blows away iPhones, but games/apps seem to run, at best, just as good.
Either way, I'm glad to see games this good start rolling out. The aiming isn't super precise(not horrible though, by any means), but the game overall has been great.

Fantastic !

People gameloft look like they starting to love us android users.

Bro the iphone doesnt have better hardware then android the only thing that better then us is their High Res screen that all...
They dont have better Os, they just have more money then google and promote heavily on their products that all.
MAMBO04 said:
WHOA, looks amazing! Finally, the first proper big game for Android! Should work fine for my Galaxy S as stated above.
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Running great on my Vibrant. I have wondered why it's taking this long to get decent games on Android. I know the iPhone has had better hardware than android phones, but earlier this year, most android phones had similar cpu/gpu specs. I'm guessing the software/OS in apple mobile products is just THAT much better. I know the Vibrant hardware blows away iPhones, but games/apps seem to run, at best, just as good.
Either way, I'm glad to see games this good start rolling out. The aiming isn't super precise(not horrible though, by any means), but the game overall has been great.
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I had it since december 22 it amazing on my droid 1.
Droid 1 is better with overclocking at 1.1 ghz, dual led flash, then the lame iphone 4 with single led flash take that apple.
I love android
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbFSCwSUEDM

add119 said:
Bro the iphone doesnt have better hardware then android the only thing that better then us is their High Res screen that all...
They dont have better Os, they just have more money then google and promote heavily on their products that all.
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So why is it dungeon defenders(and most other games) run smoother with lesser hardware? All decent games starting to roll out are being built for the tegra dual core phones. The iphone didn't need crazy specs to run what android phones are just now getting into. Unless you have another answer besides "money", I'm still convinced it's the os.
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I can say it mostly because of Samsung Galaxy phones and Droid's line phone that have Power VR SGX530 & 540 chip that allow us to play this game fluently.
That what the iphone 3g & 3GS had over us up until last year with Original droid 1.
This year with galaxy phones and droid 1,droid 2 and X.
Other android device doesnt have them they have adreno 195 to 205 which is mostly htc devices has a bad graphic chip, doesn't allow the game to play steadly .
This is why Samsung was choice to be manufacture to make Nexus S and not htc.
Specs on Iphone graphic Gpu:
Iphone3g wiki info on specs . Graphics PowerVR MBX Lite 3D GPU
Iphone3gs wiki info on specs. Graphics PowerVR SGX535 GPU
Iphone 4 GPU Apple A4 (PowerVR SGX 535)
If you see a trend here developer like this chip to be on phone to enhance the graphic on the device.
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So why is it dungeon defenders(and most other games) run smoother with lesser hardware? All decent games starting to roll out are being built for the tegra dual core phones. The iphone didn't need crazy specs to run what android phones are just now getting into. Unless you have another answer besides "money", I'm still convinced it's the os.
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So why is it dungeon defenders(and most other games) run smoother with lesser hardware? All decent games starting to roll out are being built for the tegra dual core phones. The iphone didn't need crazy specs to run what android phones are just now getting into. Unless you have another answer besides "money", I'm still convinced it's the os.
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All these games run perfect on my g2 compared to the ioS. My brother has an itouch and has the same games and they look and play better on my phone then his ipod. I haven't compared to an iphone 4 but I have never had a problem gaming on my device.
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[INFO] htc pyramid ...

The HTC Pyramid, a 4.3 inch device that will be powered by a 1.2GHz processor<not dualcore> has shown itself on the internet again. In addition to this, the device will have 768MB of RAM along with an 8MP rear and 1.3MP front facing camera on board. The rear of the device shows Google branding, but lacks the "with HTC Sense" that we are used to seeing on these devices, and the device is said to be running Android 3.0, Honeycomb. Now, we are unsure of the truth behind all these specs, but we sure do hope that HTC will confirm all of this for us next week at CTIA
http://www.androidcentral.com/htc-pyramid-shows-online-some-early-renders

An overclocked desire hd plus a camera?
Kinda disappointment.
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a new google/nexus phone?
-no htc sense
-has google logo at the back

Seems weird google aparantly said honeycomb wil be strictly for tabs?
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Until HTC invents a larger battery it will not be able to offer dual-core.

Yes they will. Dual core phones use less power because they can turn off 1 core and use less power than any other phone with 1 single core. When the dual core does kick in it probably means the phone is on a 100% load or so, which means that any phone would use a lot of power. The difference is not as big as you would think.
There are rumors that this phone will have a dual core processor.

That article does not state that the pyramid is not dual core. It neither confirms nor denies the number of cores. There are other rumoured specs out there which suggest it will be a dual core snapdragon. Just google it.
Given the fact that competitors have released dual cores, htc will wish to follow suit. Not doing so will cost them market share.
If the other part of the article is true and it shall be another google nexus then that will be truly interesting. I wonder if they will also release a similar spec sense phone in the fashion of the nexus one and desire. If so it will be hard for me to look past the nexus pyramid. It will be dev heaven as google policy is to allow the user to easily unlock the bootloader. Plus if the hardware is largely identical, it will get sense ports.
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dr.m0x said:
That article does not state that the pyramid is not dual core. It neither confirms nor denies the number of cores. There are other rumoured specs out there which suggest it will be a dual core snapdragon. Just google it.
Given the fact that competitors have released dual cores, htc will wish to follow suit. Not doing so will cost them market share.
If the other part of the article is true and it shall be another google nexus then that will be truly interesting. I wonder if they will also release a similar spec sense phone in the fashion of the nexus one and desire. If so it will be hard for me to look past the nexus pyramid. It will be dev heaven as google policy is to allow the user to easily unlock the bootloader. Plus if the hardware is largely identical, it will get sense ports.
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There is 1 sign that tells us it might be the new nexus, and that is the fact that it's stating Google on the back. But Another thing that nexus phones don't have, is a HTC logo on the front. So the only sign telling us it's a google phone on the back is being invalidated by the front of the phone.

I have a feeling this will be the Nexus Two (or whatever) with HTC branding on the front. The Nexus S is known everywhere as the Samsung Nexus S, so it could be a logical extension of the manufacturers branding.
It seems to make sense that the next Nexus phone would have a qHD screen, dual core CPU and be a 4.3" device, after all this is where lots of phones are going and the Nexus line is meant to offer some sort of reference design.
After the Nexus S, which I am now selling so I can keep my Desire HD, I would welcome a Nexus phone from HTC again.
As for the OS, I wouldn't be surprised if there was an Android Honeycomb for phones version (which could be a 3.x or 2.4 or something else) and this device launches that version. I cant help but remember that the HTC Passion name was rumoured for months before the Nexus One came out, this device may not be out for months yet....
On the other hand, this could be all be fake. Or the Desire HDS or something...

HTC Pyramid is dual-core. But it falls behind Atrix and LG 2x in graphic and performance tests.
Link to tests:
http://smartphonebenchmarks.com/for...60-smartbench-2011-result-have-been-revealed/

Seems like the new Adreno 220 is weaker than Tegra

Can't make a judgement until it hits production. Mind you it could also be nvidia fermi all over again.
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If as I to rank GPU based on current availability:
1. PowerVR SGX543MP2
2. Tegra2 (Geforce ULV)
3. Mali400 (Samsung's)
4. Adreno 220

TeroZ said:
An overclocked desire hd plus a camera?
Kinda disappointment.
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Yep, it look very similar to the desire HD!

Don't trust these benchmarks.I'm telling you,they are complete bull****.Unless the Pyramid is running with one core,with crippled GPU drivers and Samsung's RFS filesystem!I mean,c'mon,htc won't let themselves lag that far behind.They aren't THAT much stupid!

mjehan said:
If as I to rank GPU based on current availability:
1. PowerVR SGX543MP2
2. Tegra2 (Geforce ULV)
3. Mali400 (Samsung's)
4. Adreno 220
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That new PowerVR SGX543MP2 is a BEAST!! Have you guys seen the benchmarks compared to the Tegra 2? It annihilates it.
As for the Pyramid. It does have a dual core. The recent benchmarks with the Adreno 220 are not accurate because release is still ways off and drivers are still maturing. Give it time. btw this phone looks absolutely stunning! Best looking device i've seen honestly.
edit: speaking of unreleased htc phones, have you guys seen the HTC Inspire? Sure it's Windows Mobile 7 but the design is also jaw dropping.
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edit: speaking of unreleased htc phones, have you guys seen the HTC Inspire? Sure it's Windows Mobile 7 but the design is also jaw dropping.
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I LOVE the design! Glad to see HTC are changing their designs a bit more... they were getting repetitive!
Hope the pyramid will look something a bit different too!

alexluckett said:
I LOVE the design! Glad to see HTC are changing their designs a bit more... they were getting repetitive!
Hope the pyramid will look something a bit different too!
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It does look awesome Giz had an article on it here
gizmodo.com/#!5782453/first-pics-appear-of-the-htc-pyramid-with-high+res-qhd-screen
(can't post a picture or a link since i don't have enough post -.-)

alexluckett said:
I LOVE the design! Glad to see HTC are changing their designs a bit more... they were getting repetitive!
Hope the pyramid will look something a bit different too!
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Actually the Pyramid looks like a finely-awesomised version of the DHD.
Sent from here,boo-yeah!

I have serious confident to adreno220. If this phone is dual core and boasts a super lcd. I will definitely buy it.
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It's safe to say by now Tegra2 CPU owns Snapdragon 1.2

I have owned the G2X & Sensation also Atrix My sensation is by far the best looking device ever now before the Sensation got S-off I would find myself saying boy you just wait until we get roms this thing will fly like my g2x its funny boy was I wrong. I'm on the Senseless v1.2 Custom kernel and the Sensation is very fast now but still not on my g2x speed so I think its safe to say the Tegra2 is pretty much a better faster CPU period now I'm hoping and praying the upcoming roms and kernels prove me and US all wrong but as of now custom roms and s-off had done nothing to bring out this beast my Ayrix is now hitting 3700 quadrants. Time well let us know
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If you're using quadrant as evidence to prove that Tegra 2 is actually faster, you're standing on thin ice. Quadrant can easily be skewed with a few modifications.

I'm using the stick ROM with ADW EX and my Sensations UI is as fast as my G2X. I can also say that my Sensation has always been faster at opening and interacting with apps such as Google Maps which loads a lot faster on my Sensation. When it cones to the web browser there both eveb in terms of loading pages but my Sensation scrolls smoother. I actually like the looks of the G2X better but I mainly use the Sensation due to it loading and interacting with apps faster.
Just for information, my G2X is bug free.
Another piece of information. I have seen a difference with speed in the 4 Sensations I've used. I really don't know what it is but the second one I had was slow as hell. You must have a bad one because the Sensation should load stuff faster than the G2X.
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Why are there dozens of posts like this everyday?
Does it matter? Does seeing another phone with more powerful SoC immediately kill the battery of yours? Does having a faster SoC get you laid? Why does Quadrant matter? Does your phone require you to finish a Quadrant run before you can answer your phone everytime it rings? Because Quadrant is hardly a benchmark. Does your phone run slower than the G1? Does the Atrix run so much faster than the Sensation that makes it feels like a Razor? If yes, why bother, just dump the Sensation and use the Atrix. If no, why bother, since both phones are fast enough for everything a normal human would do on a phone for now.
Back to your question. No. First of all, Tegra 2 is not a CPU. It's a system on a chip (SoC). The processor cores in Tegra 2 are Cortex A9, and yes, they are more advance than the Scorpion cores in the Snapdragon, which falls roughly between Cortex A8 and A9. So CPU raw power alone, the Tegra 2 should be faster except in a few situations, because Scorpion's strength is floating point calculation and the Cortex A9 in Tegra 2 (but not necessarily other Cortex A9 SoC) lacks the NEON instruction sets.

I'd also like to add that you are comparing our performance to devices that have had more time for development and improvements. Give it time. The sensation devs will do their thing and although they might not be able to close the gap completely, I have faith that they will get us close.
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well the g2x is stockish android gingerbread which is fast.
The sensation has a ton of bloat with sense 3.0
When CM7 is optimized, the sensation will edge out the g2x.
Compare apples to apples br0.

Wait for cm7, sense is still on all roms.
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chisleu said:
well the g2x is stockish android gingerbread which is fast.
The sensation has a ton of bloat with sense 3.0
When CM7 is optimized, the sensation will edge out the g2x.
Compare apples to apples br0.
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No it won't. The a9 is just a better architecture. More cache, shorter pipeline, more efficient memory usage etc. If you overclock the scorpion 25% or so vs a9 it might be able to catch up. Amd and Intel had done research and they found that it doesn't make sense to use asynchronous cores as in most real world cases it didn't yield better battery life. They found it was better to use power gating to save power. Unfortunately qualcomm is company that makes majority of its net income from 20 year old patents so it is no surprise they made questionable decisions. They sunk all this money into the scorpion architecture and they have to use it as long as they did due to sunk costs. However Nvidia screwed up to not having 1080hp decoder or neon. At least I thought the adreno 220 would be a beast, but It doesn't seem to be much better than the 2 year old overclocked sgx540 on omap4430.
However I didn't buy the sensation just because of its SOC, but it is just a solid phone in terms on construction and you know xda will support it, and it isn't slow either. I wish HTC would switch to a better soc, but they are tied with qualcomm at the hip.

First off I own both phones... My wife's G2x is faster, but it's running stock android. Every phone I've ever owned running Sense is slower than stock Android...
It's not really comparable until we have a stock build of android running on the Sensation. Then compare.

magic_man said:
However I didn't buy the sensation just because of its SOC, but it is just a solid phone in terms on construction and you know xda will support it, and it isn't slow either. I wish HTC would switch to a better soc, but they are tied with qualcomm at the hip.
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The next generation of Qualcomm CPUs are coming soon and those will move from Scorpion to Krait. The Krait is based off of the A15 architecture from what I've read.

Heh, my Samsung Galaxy S II is better than your Sensation, G2x, or Atrix. Got Quadrant scores of 4k. Run Quadrant 3 times to see accurate score. Oh yeah I underclocked it too to 1GHZ. You won't find another fine device like this phone. Running on Revolution rom with bloatware removed.
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kotaro_14 said:
Heh, my Samsung Galaxy S II is better than your Sensation, G2x, or Atrix. Got Quadrant scores of 4k. Run Quadrant 3 times to see accurate score. Oh yeah I underclocked it too to 1GHZ. You won't find another fine device like this phone. Running on Revolution rom with bloatware removed.
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Epic troll?

Firstly, OP's English is terrible. No offence, but I had to put into notepad and punctuate it, just to understand what you were saying.
Secondly: the Sensation is on Sense, which definitely slows this phone done. I'd go as far as saying CM7 will be anything up to 2x as fast as Sense is.

Vandam500 said:
Epic troll?
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More likely looking for an ego boost because his phone gets better results on a benchmarking tool that's severely outdated.

Dude, here is a sensible test.
1:- install a vanilla ROM on all phones
2:- get all devices to use the same resolution
3:- get a sensible graphics test app like nenamark 2
4:- test the devices and check the score.
This is the only way u will have to test.which phone is better or which processor is better
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I played my friend's Atrix 4G,that screen,that ui,haha,i can't help to laugh

Half the people on these forums must be those who buy guys cars based solely on HP figures /rolleyes

twomix9900 said:
Half the people on these forums must be those who buy guys cars based solely on HP figures /rolleyes
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LOL I know exactly what you're talking about. I'm on a VW forum (hence the avatar), and we had this SRT-4 owner try to troll us. We were all like "you can keep your 400 whp champ, we like our interiors lol". As to this thread, I don't think it's fair to say that either "owns" the other. They are pretty darn even.

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More likely looking for an ego boost because his phone gets better results on a benchmarking tool that's severely outdated.
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Meh... Troll... Lol...
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[Q] Why isn't Optimus 3D as supported as Samsung Galaxy S2?

So, LG offers us a 2 yrs warranty, even if we root our amazing smartphone.
Samsung does not.
Everyone knows Optimus 3d has got better processor, but it still lags with every rom you actually put on it.
Also SGS2 has got very good hardware, but it's supported moooooore than our LG smartphone.
Why this?
What's wrong on our O3D??

It's just been released in USA as the Thrill.
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What are you talking about? LG O3D has been relased in the same SGS2 countries

the gs2 had from the start on a very huge dev community because of the sg1 and the other galaxy smartphones...
i think it only takes some time to get great devs for this phone
i currently have a galaxy 3 but i ordered the o3d and i can't wait to hold it in my hands!!

Because sgs2 is more popular than o3d
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@deox91: I had a sgs2 before having the o3d... I'd come back without any doubt
@dexxxterek: sure, it's popular, but how's it possible there isn't any unofficial (downloadable) gingerbread-based cooked rom (like happened with optimus 2x)? there isn't a decent kernel which fixes lags, there are no decent roms... nothing of nothing!
Gingerbread o3d update should be released in october, yes, but Ice Cream Sandwich is coming soon....

Delux9364 said:
Everyone knows Optimus 3d has got better processor
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No, it doesn't. Exynos > OMAP4.

Killer Bee said:
No, it doesn't. Exynos > OMAP4.
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Actually, it does.
In terms of performance, OMAP4 is better.
On the S2, Exynos was just overclocked, but when both are at 1ghz, OMAP4 is better.

I've underclocked my SGS2 to 1 Ghz to test benchmarks and it still does better than OMAP4. And for real world performance, I underclock my SGS2 to 800mhz (to save battery) and notice no difference between it and 1.2Ghz.

Maybe you don't know, but Cyanogen is working for Samsung, and he's help is invaluabe ;]

Killer Bee said:
I've underclocked my SGS2 to 1 Ghz to test benchmarks and it still does better than OMAP4. And for real world performance, I underclock my SGS2 to 800mhz (to save battery) and notice no difference between it and 1.2Ghz.
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I believe reason for that is the 2.2 vs 2.3 argument.
One has better dual core support and one... =/ well everyone knows the answer to that one. So just trying to tell you that underclocking one to 1ghz while its on 2.3 and the other is running 2.2 still doesn't say which is the better processor.
Also, benchmark results are very subjective to many things. I highly doubt you would have the exact same things running on both devices when you ran the tests. Even if the apps are the same, the stock apps that comes with the devices and other factors also affect the results. For example, I'm on stock rom and a very heavy user. Quadrant gives me a score of 2138. Yet, real performance is still much better than you would expect.

DevJackey said:
I believe reason for that is the 2.2 vs 2.3 argument.
One has better dual core support and one... =/ well everyone knows the answer to that one. So just trying to tell you that underclocking one to 1ghz while its on 2.3 and the other is running 2.2 still doesn't say which is the better processor.
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I really doubt that GB will bring significantly better performance. Its all about optimizing the drivers to which Samsung did VERY well (compare Debut GS2 to a Released GS2). OMAP4 has a lot of potential imo, but I'll guess we'll see in the future with updates or the Nexus Prime.
Also, benchmark results are very subjective to many things. I highly doubt you would have the exact same things running on both devices when you ran the tests. Even if the apps are the same, the stock apps that comes with the devices and other factors also affect the results. For example, I'm on stock rom and a very heavy user. Quadrant gives me a score of 2138. Yet, real performance is still much better than you would expect.
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We were talking about which processor was better, right? I don't know how else you can determine that besides benchmarks.

Killer Bee said:
I really doubt that GB will bring significantly better performance. Its all about optimizing the drivers to which Samsung did VERY well (compare Debut GS2 to a Released GS2). OMAP4 has a lot of potential imo, but I'll guess we'll see in the future with updates or the Nexus Prime.
We were talking about which processor was better, right? I don't know how else you can determine that besides benchmarks.
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If you don't believe it, I can't change your mind.
We will see.

What performance boost does GB have? I remember Froyo had JIT but I don't recall anything like that being in GB.

Yes, but my aim wasn't to start a discussion about which processor is the best...
My aim was to let people able to do this, think about developing more on our amazing device.. :\

Gingerbread is faster... I have an SE X10-
From using highly customized froyo Roms to the bloated, stock gingerbread was a massive speed shift, and then once the custom Roms came out it was like having a whole new phone.
I'm here because my contract is up in a few months and I'm considering getting this phone, actually it's a toss-up between this and the SGS2.
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curious_yellow_eyes said:
Gingerbread is faster... I have an SE X10-
From using highly customized froyo Roms to the bloated, stock gingerbread was a massive speed shift, and then once the custom Roms came out it was like having a whole new phone.
I'm here because my contract is up in a few months and I'm considering getting this phone, actually it's a toss-up between this and the SGS2.
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Not true at all.
I have an SE X10 as well for a year and half now. The stock 2.3 ROM is A LOT slower than any custom 2.2 ROMs.
Only massively tweaked 2.3 ROMs like Wolfbreak or Trip's MIUI ROMs are fast. The stock 2.3 ROM is so slow and laggy.

I found it faster than scramble...
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Killer Bee said:
I've underclocked my SGS2 to 1 Ghz to test benchmarks and it still does better than OMAP4.
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Pics or it didn't happen!

Delux9364 said:
Yes, but my aim wasn't to start a discussion about which processor is the best...
My aim was to let people able to do this, think about developing more on our amazing device.. :\
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I was correcting the statement you made in the OP with the intent to answer the question you asked in the Title.
I also want more devs to develop for the O3D and a LOT less devs to develop for the SGS2 (there are 2 freaking sections for development).
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Sensation 1.2, 1.5GHz core clocks ; Manufacturing

Alright. This question is mainly in regard to manufacturing. Don't have too much knowledge when it comes to the manufacturing of our wonderful hardware in the computing world, which is why i'm hoping someone will clear this up for me.
Now, the Qualcomm 8260 found in the HTC Sensation for example. There are two versions. One with a clock of 1.2GHz, and another @ 1.5. Do they do ANYTHING at all in the factory to the CPU with the higher clockrate? Anything at all to compensate for the fact that it's higher? Or are they both built to a same, certain standard so longevity/durability is out of the question with the extra 300MHz?
I am asking mainly because i am about to get an HTC Sensation. What i want to know is; if i get the lesser of the two (1.2GHz), will I be able to simply overclock it to 1.5GHz, and will it not have any detrimental effects? Assuming aformentioned manufacturing is out of the question, and all they do is raise the clock rate via software, which is basically what i want to do, assuming i get the one with the 1.2GHz CPU...I hope that wasn't confusing...

Prenihility said:
Alright. This question is mainly in regard to manufacturing. Don't have too much knowledge when it comes to the manufacturing of our wonderful hardware in the computing world, which is why i'm hoping someone will clear this up for me.
Now, the Qualcomm 8260 found in the HTC Sensation for example. There are two versions. One with a clock of 1.2GHz, and another @ 1.5. Do they do ANYTHING at all in the factory to the CPU with the higher clockrate? Anything at all to compensate for the fact that it's higher? Or are they both built to a same, certain standard so longevity/durability is out of the question with the extra 300MHz?
I am asking mainly because i am about to get an HTC Sensation. What i want to know is; if i get the lesser of the two (1.2GHz), will I be able to simply overclock it to 1.5GHz, and will it not have any detrimental effects? Assuming aformentioned manufacturing is out of the question, and all they do is raise the clock rate via software, which is basically what i want to do, assuming i get the one with the 1.2GHz CPU...I hope that wasn't confusing...
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I am currently overclocking my sensation beyond 1.7GHz and running stable. The CPU in this device is the exact same chip out of the XE and the Amaze. The manufacturers underclocked the processor at the kernel level from 1.512GHz down to 1.2/1.18GHz. Perfectly safe to overclock it provided you use a kernel that supports it.

Awesome, good to hear, although i wasnt worried whether it would be able to handle. I am worried about the CPU itself, and what they do in the factory. But based on what you've said, im assuming they just bump drop the Clock freq. via software in the factory, and both chips in 4G and XE are identical in terms of manufacture process? I'll automatically assume it's a yes, since it's intended to be 1.5 as you said, correct? Which means a 4g O/C'd to 1.5 will have no problems whatsoever with the o/c to 1.5?
I still need someone someone to give me a nice, resounding "yes" ...Im very paranoid...
Anyhow...Will look forward to overclock mine once it comes, any day now...Then again, not really...Since it seems a bit...Well, frustrating...Better not be too time-consuming...Or i think i'll faint at my computer... HAHA...I'll definately need help with this one. Just need to find the right ROM...Is it?
"Perfectly safe to overclock it provided you use a kernel that supports it." Yeah...Well, im not really overclocking it, the way i see it, more like giving it the clock freq. it deserves/should be at.

Yeah, the core clock is controlled through the Kernel in the ROM. I am not sure why HTC decided to pull the CPU down like this, maybe to prevent temperature issues or so the device wouldn't compete with the Amaze they released shortly afterwards. If you compare the chip set information between the 4G and the XE you will be surprised by the similarities. The 4G can even produce SRS surround and Beats audio (when unlocked in a custom ROM), which was a few of the selling points for the XE over the normal Sensation....*snicker...*
As for temperature/overheating issues, if I can run my 4G at 1.7GHz and stay below 30C, I don't think you will have a problem at 1.5. For a ROM, I suggest giving your device "the works..." it will be a time consuming process, but well worth it in the end.
Bootloader unlock, S-OFF, SuperCID, 4ext Recovery Touch, Updated ICS firmware, and a nice ROM like OpenSensation (takes all the Sense crap out and gives you the true ICS experience the way it was meant to be), or Android Revolution HD, which still has all the Sense framework and other extra stuff stuck on it, but with performance tweaks. Both ROMs have O/C enabled Kernels, and I would suggest using No-Frills CPU Control for overclocking (and while you're at it, change the Scheduler to 'noop'. You will get a nice performance boost from that too).

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Yeah, the core clock is controlled through the Kernel in the ROM. I am not sure why HTC decided to pull the CPU down like this, maybe to prevent temperature issues or so the device wouldn't compete with the Amaze they released shortly afterwards. If you compare the chip set information between the 4G and the XE you will be surprised by the similarities. The 4G can even produce SRS surround and Beats audio (when unlocked in a custom ROM), which was a few of the selling points for the XE over the normal Sensation....*snicker...*
As for temperature/overheating issues, if I can run my 4G at 1.7GHz and stay below 30C, I don't think you will have a problem at 1.5. For a ROM, I suggest giving your device "the works..." it will be a time consuming process, but well worth it in the end.
Bootloader unlock, S-OFF, SuperCID, 4ext Recovery Touch, Updated ICS firmware, and a nice ROM like OpenSensation (takes all the Sense crap out and gives you the true ICS experience the way it was meant to be), or Android Revolution HD, which still has all the Sense framework and other extra stuff stuck on it, but with performance tweaks. Both ROMs have O/C enabled Kernels, and I would suggest using No-Frills CPU Control for overclocking (and while you're at it, change the Scheduler to 'noop'. You will get a nice performance boost from that too).
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Eerr...Im not gonna lie, half the stuff you mentioned; i have no idea what you're talking about . However,i have already looked into Android Revolution HD. How about the former, though? Why the dislike for this "ICS", whatever it is. Be aware that i have NO idea how to mod a mobile device, at all. This is all new to me. While i've done pretty extensive work on PCs, this whole mobile...Community is new to me
Basically, all i want is the true 1.5GHz clock given back to the processor, and of course the battery usage optimizations of Android Revolution HD. That sounds nice, too... .
Now, going back to the chipsets you mentioned in the Sensation. You said there are "similarities" ...I was expecting them to be identical. I thought the XE was just a Sensation with a higher clock frequency, had that ibeats software/jag on it; which i don't care for to be honest, and lesser network performance (from all the research i've done about the 4G).
They actually differ? I even just got an Email from an HTC rep yesterday as a matter of fact, and even he told me there is little difference between the phones, most notably the 300MHz bump in freq.

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Eerr...Im not gonna lie, half the stuff you mentioned; i have no idea what you're talking about . However,i have already looked into Android Revolution HD. How about the former, though? Why the dislike for this "ICS", whatever it is. Be aware that i have NO idea how to mod a mobile device, at all. This is all new to me. While i've done pretty extensive work on PCs, this whole mobile...Community is new to me
Basically, all i want is the true 1.5GHz clock given back to the processor, and of course the battery usage optimizations of Android Revolution HD. That sounds nice, too... .
Now, going back to the chipsets you mentioned in the Sensation. You said there are "similarities" ...I was expecting them to be identical. I thought the XE was just a Sensation with a higher clock frequency, had that ibeats software/jag on it; which i don't care for to be honest, and lesser network performance (from all the research i've done about the 4G).
They actually differ? I even just got an Email from an HTC rep yesterday as a matter of fact, and even he told me there is little difference between the phones, most notably the 300MHz bump in freq.
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You might have taken my post the wrong way, ICS is Android 4.0, code named Ice Cream Sandwich, ICS for short. Android 4 is the best version of Android yet, it is HTC Sense that I dislike...it is bloatware in the opinion of the collective dev community here. Google developed ICS, and they did an amazing job of it. To layer a large amount of bloatware (sense UI) on top of it is atrocious. Vorbeth and the CyanogenMod team are hard at work getting CyanogenMod 9 fully functioning for the Sensation (CyanogenMod is the single most popular ROM out of ALL Android devices, and CM9 is stock Google ICS with added features and improvements). Take a look at a picture of the Sensation's user interface and compare it to the pictures I attached below. That is a screenshot of my device running OpenSensation...it is all up to personal preference.
Also, I was pointing out that the two devices, the 4G and the XE almost are identical except for the color scheme and the kernel/ROM, and the HSDPA+ antennas.
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