Samsung in general isn't good at manufacturing chipsets when qualqum depended on them to make their "888" and "8 Gen 1", they both were less efficient that the 865 and to conform that the "8 Gen 1+" manufactured by TSMC was much more efficient that the 8 Gen 1

​@@amoorxd5432I didn't even know that Samsung made the 8 gen 1 and 888. That explains why I sold my Oppo find X5 pro after 6 months, it was constantly throttling and struggling with its 4h screen on time. Bought an s23u which I'm still rocking after 1 year.

%27 is unacceptable. Unfortunately I will recommend my friends iPhone anymore.

@@normal_biri4725 as an s22+ user I will do so tbh

I have honor magic 6 pro the battery is way better than Samsung or apple ant day

nah, they still will say that this time exynos is good and complain 2 years later about their phone lagging, it never changes 😂😂 it's like a comedy show now.

​@alexandruciordas4941 Idiot. If you actually go to their subreddit it has plenty of negative comments. Also since most haven't used snapdragon side by side, they will have no comparison to make so don't know how worse it is. And it was pretty much known that samsung exynos won't be as efficient since tsmc has been gold standard now. You can't catch up so easily. And exynos problem was never lag. It's battery life.

s24 sub would be like: my phone is completely fine!! it might be a faulty unit!! *inhales copium*

nope, performance isn't the issue is the efficiency, in this video if the efficiency is the problem they will be more likely to complain about the battery life rather than the performance. @@alexandruciordas4941

​@@alexandruciordas4941😂

I have s24+ i was confused before bringing it because i know how bad Exynos are , i said let's give it a second chance espacily when i saw some videos for the phone performing very good in camera and heating, now i completed one month of using it , the most thing i have noticed is the signal it's not good like SD but, honestly it's small diference about 5% or 10% worse but you will be noticed that especially when you are working in a remote area or driving in a high way . phone performance is good not laggy or slow . heating in the phone i am using clear case from samsung i didn't face any noticeable heating issue at all only it's getting warm when playing some games like pubg i can call it normal heat you still can use your phone , in general usage thers is no heating issue at all even if using the phone outside under sun light . battery life is good completing one day with full charge without problems. Finally , i would like to say for everyone thinking of getting exynos this year if you found very good offer get it if not don't get it especially if you are using your phone for 3 or 4 years

@@MsKitokidyo bro you seem you know a lot about phones and I have a question,currently I have the Iphone se 2020 and was thinking about getting the s24+ but there are pretty mixed opinions on the exynos chip,do you think I should get the s24+?And if you are wondering why Im not wanting the Iphone 15,its because the Iphone 15 is 300$ more expensive than the s24+ in my country Edit:I dont play games on my phone(Idk if this info will help you)

​@@RandomCuberr If you want Samsung why don't you get s23+? All s23 have snapdragon.

@@snrnsjd I mean Idk the s23+ is more expensive in my country for some reason,if the exynos wont cause me any problems I will get the s24+ the only thing thats somewhat concerning is that Im scared that it will have a lot of heating problems

if, will get s24+ with snapdragon cpu ok get it. if you get exynos cpu, try to find a good offer. Otherwise, don't get it. If you want to save your money, i recommend you to get s23+

Imagine iPhone using third-party chip like snapdragon chip and only use their A17 on iPhone mini. Is it good for the company? Good for the long term depending on other company?

what are you yapping on about snapdragon is better samsung uses android we are not about to compare apple silicon to samsungs shitty attempt at it please respectfully stfu @@f2o.f2o

theres a reason the ultra has snapdragon globally its just a cost cut for samsung to use exynos on the s24 and s24+ please stop dickriding@@f2o.f2o

Because the vast majority of people buying smartphones don't check performance tests, mosts don't even know (or care) what kind of processor their device uses. Approach ten random Samsung phone users in the street and ask them what a Snapdragon is, I bet eight will think it's some kind of small aggressive dog breed. Samsung sells worse phones at higher prices in the rest of the world compared to the US because *it can*. People still buy it. Companies really only change their behaviour if punished by customers with lower sales, leading to losses in profit. As long as they can slap their cheap in-house processor in a phone and it still sells like hot cakes, there is zero incentive for them to change.

exactly

Well, "pay more" could be relative since we don't get upcharged with taxes at checkout, but yeah. This whole system is bs. I'm looking for a new phone and the 24+ ticks all my boxes, but man that damn processor situation is unacceptable... ESPECIALLY when it also affects camera performance :(

​@AVdE10000 ahhhhh that explains why the American version of the phone was 150 euros cheaper online. Why don't they include tax in the price over there?

​@@technophil131i believe their price is without tax but after tax its still cheaper there

@@AVdE10000 Even not counting taxes. Electronics is so much cheaper in US. And they get deals with refurbished more. In general, US is a good market for electronics for consumers.

Australians are fuming

I din't know that Australia is "Lower Austria" 🤣🤣

Austrialians ​@@JackieFrankieful

a map of austria obviously

you got s23 because you are poor, not because s24 run hotter.

@@florindlf 🤣 The cost was similar during pre-order deals. So I can assure you that cost was not the deciding factor.

Then, you might be stupid. Buying old tech for the same money as new one.

@@florindlfwdym man, exynos is deal beaker for anyone so had exynos in the past.

@@alexandruciordas4941 because today Exynos is better than last year Snapdragon. people should stop comparing numbers from benchmarks as it means less for day 2 day use.

Yeah it was really accurate!

Yep, wouldn't want to waste a meaningful 5 seconds.

yeah its good, no doubt, but snapdragon is a bit better, i know a few people that have the S24 exynos and their very happy with it, but they both got discounts. @@malidan1196

​@malidan1196 it's not

@@malidan1196 the new exynos isn't even close to the 8 gen 2. You can look it up

@malidan1196 bro I ain't talking bout no benchmarks. I don't know what exynos phone u got that u are so confident in . Sumsung might have just pulled a miracle with yours

In this test I could not spot any difference, light is setting CPU frequency max lower and throttle on lower temperature, I should do a test that really push the chipsets otherwise the difference is negligible.

De nada.

Bro im so confused about what phone should i get s24+ or s23+ I have galaxy A51 and now time to change and upgrade to S+ but the problem is idk how s24+ is running i wont use it heavy gaming just for 1 hour or 30min per day and im not high graphics fan so i care only about smooth gameplay and heating but i think in my country is s24+ is expensive for 100 or 50usd than S23+ but better advantages like 7y os updates and 12gb ram... so what phone should i go ? do you think s23+ is better choice even -1 year of update os 3 years left ? , Please really appreciate your reply

@@mouadrevealed9518 s24 ultra will be best choice

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@@techmo2020 Oh, I didn't see it. Thank you!

Throttling is not a bad thing, it's there to ensure the CPU doesn't overheat too much. I didn't feel Samsung is kneecapping Snapdragon.

Thanks mate, my friend sent it to me, I've read in comments folks are ordering it from Hong Kong and they are happy with it.

True, that could be a thing. I ve noticed that on some of my Samsung Phones. It depends on how the % is measured. Because it is not really linear.

Funny thing I was just in Udine, the sim works fine. Not only fine, but in Grado the S24 Exynos didn't have signals anymore, but S24 US version had it. I am not endorsing importing US variant though, you may face some issues that I didn't, maybe try to get one from Hong Kong. Also be mindful that you may not get the warranty.

@@techmo2020 Hey thanks so much for the response! hope you enjoyed your time in Italy. Yes indeed in these days I looked up way to get s24 snap, and getting the HK variant seems easier than the US, it just doesn't have the e-sim but whatever. For the warranty I was thinking about activating samsung care+, which I discovered that can be activated until 6 months after the purchase of a new samsung phone even if not from the official website.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i9iDqNKZmdevpqc.html I sold the S23 so unfortunately cannot do it with the app.

Let me know if you post it on Samsung subreddit, I'm really curious how the subreddit will respond

hi ​@@techmo2020! At 6:02 , although you toggled the option for 'limit apps and home screen', you didn't turn on the power saving mode at the very top of the screen back again. That's why it didn't show any meaningful difference in the charts with this very aggressive power saving feature toggled. In other words, you customized how the power saving mode works by toggling the apps and home screen limitation, but the power saving mode itself wasn't on for the tests in this video. Maybe you could do this part again on a whole new video, also exploring the additional limits when power saving is on.

@@alex-coelho hi, I actually went through my footage again now, and even though it is cut in this video, I made sure that the power saving mode was actually on. Since I was in the setting and my name was visible, I cut that part of the video. To be fair it showed 3% less battery consumption on power saving mode, but my tests were not targeting full CPU utilization and the use of 120fps screen, most of them were stationary which means the screen was already on a lower refresh rate, hence the difference was minimal.

@@techmo2020 Thanks for the clarification! I still find it weird that, on the video, the home screen didn't change to black with the fewer limited apps allowed to run (which would also impact the tests if the one used in the video wasn't set up to be among the eight-ish or so). At least on mine it does change to that after toggling apps and home screen and turning power saving mode on at the top of the screen

@@alex-coelho If you look closely at 06:09, the video is cut (the light on the scene changes slightly). There, I went to setting again, turned off the last option, then pulled the settings down and turned on the power saving mode from the top menu. Definitely a lousy editing on my part. But your feedback is definitely valid, I will do a small test later, but I should design it in a way that power saving mode actually makes up a difference.

Hi it does for me

I wrote it myself. The app is not published.

I think both are decent options, S24 has a better display and that could be a good reason to go for it. On other aspects like battery and camera they are on par.

It's not on a stage to be published right now, but I plan to do it.

They won't do anything like this based on historic facts. They have always neglected optimization for their subpar exynos chips. They just want to sell u the shiny new phone and that's it. Last galaxy i had - S6 was simply terrible in terms of battery life and performance just 1 year after launch. It got progressively worse with every update. I moved to Huawei Mate 20 and what a difference it was.. the best phone i've ever used to this day.