So I updated my HTC EVO 4G LTE's software today and boy did it make a great improvement. The update to Android 4.0.4 really made a nice difference in performance and visuals. This made me wonder once again, is my phone's CPU faster than my desktop's CPU?
My desktop's CPU...
Socket 478 Pentium 4, (1 Core) [Codename: SL7AA]. I've OC'd it to 3.5GHz, 875FSB from 3.2GHz, 800FSB. It has 2MB of L3 Cache...
http://ark.intel.com/products/27489/Pentium-4-Processor-Extreme-Edition-supporting-HT-Technology-3_20-GHz-2M-Cache-800-MHz-FSB
vs. my phone's CPU...
MSM8960 2 cores @ 1.5GHz... L2 Cache of 1MB.
This is also worth pointing out...
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/71?vs=92
The Pentium 4 used in this benchmark comparison is probably almost perfectly identical to my processor's performance. That dual-core Celeron in that comparison is a joke, and it owns that Pentium 4. Does this mean my phone CPU owns my desktop CPU? Thanks for any help guys!
My desktop's CPU...
Socket 478 Pentium 4, (1 Core) [Codename: SL7AA]. I've OC'd it to 3.5GHz, 875FSB from 3.2GHz, 800FSB. It has 2MB of L3 Cache...
http://ark.intel.com/products/27489/Pentium-4-Processor-Extreme-Edition-supporting-HT-Technology-3_20-GHz-2M-Cache-800-MHz-FSB
vs. my phone's CPU...
MSM8960 2 cores @ 1.5GHz... L2 Cache of 1MB.
This is also worth pointing out...
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/71?vs=92
The Pentium 4 used in this benchmark comparison is probably almost perfectly identical to my processor's performance. That dual-core Celeron in that comparison is a joke, and it owns that Pentium 4. Does this mean my phone CPU owns my desktop CPU? Thanks for any help guys!