Posted June 7, 2013
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The Nexus 4 is one of the most suitable for the Modding, so they seem designed specifically for developers. On the inside, as we know, we find the SoC Qualcomm APQ8064 Snapdragon S4 Pro , a chip that did not fear rivals during the past year. Based on a quad core CPU operating at a frequency of 1.5 GHz and a GPU Adreno 320, it was during the year 2012 one of the most efficient SoC, if not the most powerful of all. Unfortunately, with the arrival of 2013 and the new Snapdragon SoC Nvidia Tegra 600 and 4, the Snapdragon S4 Pro is not the fastest on the market. However, it still offers top of the line performance, especially if we think that the CPU can normally operate up to a frequency of 1.7 GHz, 1.5 GH z limited by Google.Into To see how far we could push the CPU and could be improved and compared to the newer CPUs, colleagues PocketNow have made the ‘ overclock CPU on a Nexus 4, pushing it up to 1.944 GHz . To better understand the gains in performance have made a video , comparing the Nexus 4 before and after overclocking. The impressions we leave to you in the comments, not before you have seen the video found below.
The Nexus 4 is one of the most suitable for the Modding, so they seem designed specifically for developers. On the inside, as we know, we find the SoC Qualcomm APQ8064 Snapdragon S4 Pro , a chip that did not fear rivals during the past year. Based on a quad core CPU operating at a frequency of 1.5 GHz and a GPU Adreno 320, it was during the year 2012 one of the most efficient SoC, if not the most powerful of all. Unfortunately, with the arrival of 2013 and the new Snapdragon SoC Nvidia Tegra 600 and 4, the Snapdragon S4 Pro is not the fastest on the market. However, it still offers top of the line performance, especially if we think that the CPU can normally operate up to a frequency of 1.7 GHz, 1.5 GH z limited by Google.Into To see how far we could push the CPU and could be improved and compared to the newer CPUs, colleagues PocketNow have made the ‘ overclock CPU on a Nexus 4, pushing it up to 1.944 GHz . To better understand the gains in performance have made a video , comparing the Nexus 4 before and after overclocking. The impressions we leave to you in the comments, not before you have seen the video found below. Street
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