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    Samsung starts mass production of 10nm FinFET SoCs

    Will this 'industry first' 10nm SoC be the one powering the Samsung Galaxy S8 next year?
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    Re: Samsung starts mass production of 10nm FinFET SoCs

    Fine figures there Samsung. Anice 10nm SoC in the Galaxy S8 with it's power reduction might stop the flaming battery problem eh
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    Re: Samsung starts mass production of 10nm FinFET SoCs

    Hopefully they project the right quantities after a recent (post Note7) survey found 40% of sammy owners won't be buying another samsung mobile.....
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    Re: Samsung starts mass production of 10nm FinFET SoCs

    Will they... will they explode?

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    Re: Samsung starts mass production of 10nm FinFET SoCs

    Quote Originally Posted by shaithis View Post
    Hopefully they project the right quantities after a recent (post Note7) survey found 40% of sammy owners won't be buying another samsung mobile.....
    And I remember the survey that said 66% of iPhone owners weren't interested in an iPhone 7 if it didn't have a headphone socket...
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    Re: Samsung starts mass production of 10nm FinFET SoCs

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    And I remember the survey that said 66% of iPhone owners weren't interested in an iPhone 7 if it didn't have a headphone socket...
    Yeah but they pay for the logo, not performance or features....and hell, a reason to buy a pair of £250 beats headphones (that are worse then a £35 pair of plantronics) makes the iPhone 7 a "must have"
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    Re: Samsung starts mass production of 10nm FinFET SoCs

    Luckily Android will run on a any piece of crap up to top hardware, giving Samsung owners a huge choice of alternative providers.

    BTW iPhone 7 comes with an lightning to headphone adapter included in the box, so you can use your existing headphones, obviously it is a problem if you want to charge and listen to music at the same time, but if you have a iPhone 7 the cost of a bluetooth headset is unlikely to be an issue.

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    Re: Samsung starts mass production of 10nm FinFET SoCs

    All valid points... but I still reckon that 40% is way higher than the actual number who will defect
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    Re: Samsung starts mass production of 10nm FinFET SoCs

    Is it both or just one of those?
    "up to 27 per cent higher performance or 40 per cent lower power consumption"
    I'll take the 40% lower power consumption over the performance any day.

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    Re: Samsung starts mass production of 10nm FinFET SoCs

    Quote Originally Posted by Shane74 View Post
    Is it both or just one of those?
    "up to 27 per cent higher performance or 40 per cent lower power consumption"
    I'll take the 40% lower power consumption over the performance any day.
    You can kinda mix and match. So perhaps 10% better performance with 25% less power? (Figures not representative at all)
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    Re: Samsung starts mass production of 10nm FinFET SoCs

    Quote Originally Posted by Shane74 View Post
    Is it both or just one of those?
    "up to 27 per cent higher performance or 40 per cent lower power consumption"
    I'll take the 40% lower power consumption over the performance any day.
    AIUI the cpu already takes way less power than the screen in a modern laptop, so 40% less power on the CPU won't get you 40% more battery life.

    These are always best case figures though, Intel and AMD are no better. You might squeeze 27% more performance out of a 15W SoC, or get the same performance as an old 15W SoC but now at 9W.

    It never seems to translate to anything useful at the top end for desktop devices.

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