765G GEEKBENCH 5 SERIES

Ther Snapdragon 765G and 865 have the 7nm EUV (Extreme Ultra Violet) fabrication, and the Snapdragon 855 has the standard 7nm LPP fabrication. But it’s not just the same 7nm fabrication. So let’s get started.Īmong all these four competitors, only the Snapdragon 845 is manufactured over the 10nm LPP node or otherwise, there is a trend of 7nm fabrication here. It means this comparison is about Snapdragon 765G vs 865 vs 855 vs 845. And for that, we are going to compare the Snapdragon 765G with not just the current-gen flagship, Snapdragon 865 but also with the flagship processors from previous generations, i.e. Now the question arises how much will there be the difference.

765G GEEKBENCH 5 SERIES

And now the story is on that level that the Snapdragon 765 and Snapdragon 765G are the first-ever SoCs in the budget to have 5G connectivity.Īs I stated earlier, the Snapdragon 700 series provides almost flagship performance. And then processors like Snapdragon 710, Snapdragon 712 get their bulk debut in smartphones. But the Snapdragon 700 series came into recognition when Qualcomm stopped proving further improved SoCs in the Snapdragon 600 series.īut then the mobile manufacturing companies recognised that if they have to improve the performance of their smartphones even further, then they have to go with the Snapdragon 700 series SoCs. The Snapdragon 800 series is in the game for quite a long time. Whereas the Snapdragon 700 series is known for providing almost flagship-level performance with aggressive pricing. It is well-known for providing flagship-grade, innovative, and top-notch performance. Because 5G connectivity is going to be all around the globe very soon and being ready for that is a good option.The Snapdragon 700 and 800 series from Qualcomm are two of the industry-leading mobile SoC series. The Snapdragon 732G is just a revised version of SD 730G and is not a 5G SoC, which could be a problem when it comes to future-proofing. This is because the SD 750G is equivalent to SD 765G in performance but comes at a lower price and is a better deal. But talking about the best price-performance ratio, it can be seen in the Snapdragon 750G. The Snapdragon 765G is definitely the best performer among all three. Talking about the Snapdragon 732G, it’s a 4G SoC that comes with the Qualcomm X15 LTE modem and supports up to 800Mbps D/L and 150Mbps U/L speeds. It can have up to 1.2Gbps D/L and 210Mbps U/L in 4G LTE and up to 3.7Gbps D/L and 1.6Gbps U/L speeds in 5G. This modem supports both 4G and 5G connectivity. Hence, the 750G can outperform the 732G and can have a performance comparable to the 765G.īoth Snapdragon 765G and 750G are 5G SoCs and come with an integrated 5G modem, i.e., the Qualcomm X52 5G modem. However, the performance cores are at the max clock speed in SD 765G, followed by the Snapdragon 732G and then the Snapdragon 750G.īut the Cortex-A77 comes with 20% performance improvements over the Cortex-A76. Here you can see that the efficiency cores are just the same in all three SoCs.

Shifting toward Snapdragon 765G, there are two Cortex-A76 cores at 2.4GHz and 2.2GHz along with six Cortex-A55 efficiency cores at 1.8GHz. Coming to the clock speed, the SD 750 and 732G’s performance cores are clocked at 2.2GHz and 2.3GHz, respectively, whereas the efficiency cores are at the same clock speed of 1.8GHz. Snapdragon 732G also shares the same core configuration but uses C-A76 cores instead of C-A77. There are two Cortex-A77 cores and six Cortex-A55 cores on the SD 750G. But there is one that matters more, and that is the fact that SD 750G has new Cortex-A77 performance cores, which are limited to Cortex-A76 in the rest of the two. The Snapdragon 750G and 732G use a dual-cluster design, whereas the Snapdragon 765G has a tri-cluster design, which is obviously better.

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