I am planning to buy a Samsung Galaxy Note 4... But its two different versions are a bit confusing...
Firstly, here are the things that I know about both these versions...
The Exynos 5433 (ARMv8) is a 64-bit Octacore processor and the Snapdragon 805 (ARMv7) is a 32-bit Quadcore processor. And I am not sure but I guess the Mali T760 is also somewhat better than the Adreno 420...
So I think the Exynos version of Note 4 is better... Am I correct or not?
http://www.sammobile.com/2014/10/16/samsung-announces-the-exynos-7-octa-a-64-bit-octa-core-chip-with-cortex-a53a57-cores/
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/samsung-note-exynos-snapdragon-armv8,27688.html
But according to these websites, even though the exynos is a 64 bit processor, its A57 cores are not activated as 64-bit... so it will be working only in the 32 bit mode... The reason being, there is no android OS that supports 64-bit as of now... That's totally fine...
But Android Lollipop supports 64-bit mode... So even if I buy the phone now itself, the galaxy note (exynos version) will eventually receive that update, so once I update it, will it work in the 64-bit mode? Or will it continue to work in 32-bit mode forever?
And if there's any other phone that u guys think is better than Note 4, please let me know along with the reason...
Thank you in advance...
Firstly, here are the things that I know about both these versions...
The Exynos 5433 (ARMv8) is a 64-bit Octacore processor and the Snapdragon 805 (ARMv7) is a 32-bit Quadcore processor. And I am not sure but I guess the Mali T760 is also somewhat better than the Adreno 420...
So I think the Exynos version of Note 4 is better... Am I correct or not?
http://www.sammobile.com/2014/10/16/samsung-announces-the-exynos-7-octa-a-64-bit-octa-core-chip-with-cortex-a53a57-cores/
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/samsung-note-exynos-snapdragon-armv8,27688.html
But according to these websites, even though the exynos is a 64 bit processor, its A57 cores are not activated as 64-bit... so it will be working only in the 32 bit mode... The reason being, there is no android OS that supports 64-bit as of now... That's totally fine...
But Android Lollipop supports 64-bit mode... So even if I buy the phone now itself, the galaxy note (exynos version) will eventually receive that update, so once I update it, will it work in the 64-bit mode? Or will it continue to work in 32-bit mode forever?
And if there's any other phone that u guys think is better than Note 4, please let me know along with the reason...
Thank you in advance...
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