Samsung's new flagship series Galaxy S23 is gaining worldwide recognition from experts and consumers alike. The S23 Ultra model even broke some records for battery life in the high-end segment Androidů and came quite close to surpassing the iPhone. It has now achieved what no other smartphone with Androidem for the past few years: it's as fast as the latest iPhone.
He built the popular YouTube channel PhoneBuff, which conducts extremely methodical smartphone tests Galaxy S23 Ultra vs iPhone 14 Pro Max to find out which device is the fastest in the world right now. The test involved opening a number of apps and games and using them for two rounds. The first round is designed to see which phone has the highest raw performance, while the second is focused on memory management.
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The first round was won by the currently highest "flag" of the Korean giant, which is u androida truly rare feat for a mobile phone. She was two seconds faster than iPhone 14 For Max. In the second round, the Apple representative recovered a little, but the test ended in a draw. This shows how much of a leap Samsung has made compared to the range Galaxy S22, which was powered by the problematic Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, in our case the Exynos 2200. Recall that the series Galaxy The S23 uses an overclocked version of the chip Snapdragon 8 Gen2 with name Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy.
Both phones have 4nm chipsets. Galaxy The S23 Ultra has 12GB of LPPDR5 type RAM and UFS 4.0 storage, while iPhone 14 Pro Max got 6 GB of the same type of operating memory and NVMe storage. The Samsung representative has a finer display resolution (3088 x 1440 vs. 2796 x 1290 px) than the Cupertino giant's competitor.
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Next year, however, Samsung may fall behind as it is expected that Apple it will come with a 3nm chipset produced by TSMC, while Qualcomm may stick with TSMC's 4nm technology.
In raw power, the S23Ultra has much more power than the ip14ProMax
Well, it depends... The GPU leads the Snapdragon, the CPU is unfortunately second Apple – both MT and ST. And in different coprocessors... it depends.
Why is Lpddr5 listed when it only has one model? The rest have lpddr5x
Tvl, this is very important to know. Absolutely nothing