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5 of the Most Powerful Mobile processors of 2014

Mobile processors in phones this year have surpassed the computing power of a lot of computers from a decade ago. Here are the top 5 most powerful smartphone processors available/released in the market for 2014.

Huawei Kirin 925. The Kirin 925 is the latest and fastest chip developed by the Chinese company. It uses a 28nm HPM process and runs a pair of quad-core chips — 4x Cortex-A15 + 4 x Cortex-A7 big.LITTLE.

The GPU is powered by a Mali-T628 MP4 running at 600MHz.

Huawei Kirin 925

What is most interesting with the Kirin 925 is that it is capable of supporting dual-SIM functionality with both dual-LTE radios.

MT6795. Not to be outdone, MediaTek finally released its octa-core chip with LTE connectivity. The MT6795 is clocked at 2.2GHz, all 8 cores of them based on ARM Cortex-A53.

MT6795

Graphics is powered by a PowerVR G6200 @ 700 MHz that can handle up to 2560×1600-pixel display.

We have not yet seen any recognizable phone brands that uses the MT6795 but we’ve seen some leads from Chinese online stores of close phones (Galaxy Note 4) running the chip.

K1. Released around the 2nd quarter of 2014, the Tegra K1 uses a 28nm HPM process and runs on ARM Cortex-A15 MPCore R3 plus a low power companion core. Each of the 4 cores clocks up to 2.3GHz.

Tegra K1

The GPU uses GK20A Kepler micro-architecture with capacity of 364.79 GFLOPS (with core configuration of 192:8:4). That is a lot of cores!

However, very few devices are using it — including the NVidia Shield Tablet and the XiaoMi MiPad.

Samsung 5 Octa 5433. This chip uses a 20 nm HKMG process running a quad-core Cortex-A57+ quad-core Cortex-A53 (big.LITTLE with GTS) implementation. The GPU is powered by a Mali-T760 MP6 @ 700 MHz with 206 GFLOPS (FP16).

Exynos 5 Octa

The chip is developed by Samsung and being used in the Galaxy Note 4. However, it’s possible that might offer the same to other friendly brands.

Snapdragon 805. Perhaps the most popular among the mobile chipsets right now is the Snapdragon processor from Qualcomm. It is being used by the most number of phone brands.

Snapdragon 805

The Snapdragon 805 is based on 28nm HPm process and runs on a quad-core processor with each core running at 2.7GHz. Graphics is powered by an Adreno 420 GPU.

Rounding up the list includes the Atom Z3580 quad-core processor at 2.3GHz with a GPU capable of crunching 136 GFLOPs as well as the Apple A8x with a 1.5GHz triple-core processor running at 1.5GHz.

Abe Olandres
Abe Olandres
Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.
  1. Im not an apple fan but shouldnt we see apple chips in this list like A8x from ipad air2 and also intel?

  2. I’m a fan of both android and apple but to be honest. The engineering and architecture of iOS games and apps are better than their android counterparts. The java language being used for android eats a lot of memory compared to the objective c(c originated) being used in apple.

  3. sa totoo lang, apple is shortchanging its customers with its hardware specs and makes up for it with excellent programming and efficient os, you think the os is very efficient and fast because it does not multitask unlike android os.

  4. The A8x omission is strange. It’s on par with k1 according to techsites.

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