The Snapdragon 8 selection in the Samsung Galaxy S25 series offers higher performance than the standard Snapdragon 8 selection. Well, is this difference reflected in the user experience, or is it only in technical information? Here are the results of the tests.
Samsung’s Galaxy S25 models used in the Snapdragon 8 Elite, compared to the original version of a number of technical upgrades were shared. However, the tests offer precise data on how much this difference is reflected in performance.
Long -term performance and heating problem
The Snapdragon 8 Elite, which is used in the Galaxy S25 Ultra, increases its maximum clock face from 4.32GHz to 4.47GHz compared to the standard model. This means an increase of 3.5 %in processor performance. Although this difference in multi -core tests increases up to 7.2 %, it remains unclear whether it has a direct effect on application performance. On the graphic processor (GPU) side, there is a 30 %performance increase compared to the previous generation. However, in the comparisons made, there was no valuable difference in the middle of other models using the processor.
The maximum clock face of the processor used in the Galaxy S25 Ultra was raised from 4.32GHz to 4.47GHz. This means an increase of speed of 3.5 %. In multi -core tests, this difference increases up to 7.2 %. However, it is controversial whether these small differences have a direct effect on the working face of the applications. On the GPU (graphics processor) side, a 30 %increase is the thesis compared to the previous generation, but there is no evident difference when compared with other phones using the processor.
Although Snapdragon 8 selection for Galaxy, a few points ahead of its competitors in a number of tests, this difference is not sensible in daily use. In particular, in terms of gaming performance, it is seen that competing models that value the cooling system more are more determined.
