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Tegra X1
#16
Best mobile chip is Intel Atom, the one in the new ASUS Zenphone 2.
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#17
Its the k1.. The atom is shit lol.
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#18
(01-10-2015, 11:25 PM)Howdareme Wrote: Its the k1.. The atom is shit lol.

But the future is Intel. Intel make the best chips, with their HTT (Hyper Threading Technology) they will RULE! You're mentioning a tablet chip, the K1 is not in a smartphone. IF Intel makes a tablet chip specifically for gaming from now on... it will destroy anything Nvidia releases.
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#19
Intel GPUs are not necessarily known for destroying NVIDIA gpus, on desktop or on mobile. Also, that device uses a PowerVR gpu (so, it's not even an Intel one anyway), which I'd much rather have a K1 (or X1) than a PowerVR for sure, personally.

GPUs can be very important for gaming, CPU is not everything.

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#20
Yeah sure just like Intel HD graphics destroy anything. The new x1 is aimed for phones. If Intel had good GPUs it would not only be on smartphones but PCs.. Nvidia has the best GPUs out..
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#21
(01-11-2015, 02:13 PM)Terminator Wrote: But the future is Intel. Intel make the best chips, with their HTT (Hyper Threading Technology) they will RULE! You're mentioning a tablet chip, the K1 is not in a smartphone. IF Intel makes a tablet chip specifically for gaming from now on... it will destroy anything Nvidia releases.

Intel makes great CPU's on desktops, but their GPU hardware isn't going to kill anything soon. They have a history of bad OpenGL drivers on desktop systems and their mobile Atom devices that I've had experience with are not much better. They still have a lot of room for improvement before their GPu hardware can match Nvidia.
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#22
But in terms of emulating.... CPU is more important than GPU, So Intel has that covered for people who use emulators.

Intel = better emulation
Tegra = better for playstore games
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#23
(01-12-2015, 06:19 AM)Terminator Wrote: But in terms of emulating.... CPU is more important than GPU, So Intel has that covered for people who use emulators.

Intel = better emulation
Tegra = better for playstore games

In general yes, but not so much with more modern console emulators which use Hardware renderers like OpenGl. For example, I have a Desktop Computer with an Intel i5 2400 [email protected] Ghertz that is slower than my Nvidia Shield Tablet for PSP and PS1 emulation with OpenGL rendering.

Now guess why that is?
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#24
(01-12-2015, 02:36 PM)fivefeet8 Wrote:
(01-12-2015, 06:19 AM)Terminator Wrote: But in terms of emulating.... CPU is more important than GPU, So Intel has that covered for people who use emulators.

Intel = better emulation
Tegra = better for playstore games

In general yes, but not with more modern console emulators which use Hardware renderers like OpenGl. For example, I have a Desktop Computer with an Intel i5 2400 [email protected] Ghertz that is slower than my Nvidia Shield Tablet for PSP and PS1 emulation with OpenGL rendering.

Now guess why that is?

Who cares if its faster for those types of emus. Intel is just a better brand and they are the best. Nvidia just wants your money.. Intel actually cares about its consumers..
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#25
(01-12-2015, 02:46 PM)Terminator Wrote: Who cares if its faster for those types of emus. Intel is just a better brand and they are the best. Nvidia just wants your money.. Intel actually cares about its consumers..

Who cares about brands? I just want what works best for the emulators I like with the settings I prefer.
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#26
(01-12-2015, 02:49 PM)fivefeet8 Wrote:
(01-12-2015, 02:46 PM)Terminator Wrote: Who cares if its faster for those types of emus. Intel is just a better brand and they are the best. Nvidia just wants your money.. Intel actually cares about its consumers..

Who cares about brands? I just want what works best for the emulators I like with the settings I prefer.

Support Intel, forget the rest bro..
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#27
(01-12-2015, 02:58 PM)Terminator Wrote: Support Intel, forget the rest bro..

I've had many Intel systems and I don't have any issues with their CPU's. But their GPU's leave much to be desired. I stopped being that naive about "Brands" a long time ago.
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#28
Ha, your loss.
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#29
Now you're just trolling.
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#30
What about Intel Iris Graphics Pro 5200?
Phones: Poco F3 8GB/256GB (Snapdragon 870 5G) and Redmi Note 6 Pro 4/64GB (Snapdragon 636)

PC: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 / 16GB RAM DDR4 3600MHz / NVIDIA GTX 1660 Ti 6GB / Windows 10 Pro
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