Intel’s Mobile Chip ‘Medfield’ Specs and Benchmarks Leaked - lairdobler1999

Intel's first system-on-nick, codenamed "Medfield," may outperform strange chips designed for tablets and smartphones–at to the lowest degree according to performance numbers from the Caffeinemark 3 benchmark tool.

The system-on-chip shot (SoC) architecture allows Intel to mob everything–warehousing, RAM, and processor–on one chip, making it ideal for small, thin perambulating devices. With Medfield, Intel is going up against the likes of Apple's A-Series, Nvidia's Tegra, Qualcomm's Snapdragon, and Texas Instruments' OMAP.

The 32nm Medfield chip still has a couple of weeks before IT officially launches, only VR-Partition is reporting the first benchmark scores for the "Medfield Tablet Platform."

Accordant to VR-Zone, the Medfield scores an impressive 10500 in Humanoid benchmarking tool Caffeinemark 3. VR-Zone used a reference Android Honeycomb pad of paper with an x86 processing gist running at 1.6GHz, 1GB of RAM, and built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Atomic number 100 radio.

For comparability's sake, the Nvidia Tegra 2 scores a 7500, the Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8260 scores 8000, and the Samsung Exynos mountain 8500. Medfield's preliminary scores therefore suggest a great performance boost for smartphone and tablet users next year.

Of course, benchmarks don't tell the whole story, so we're still waiting for actual-world performance "piles." But, so far, after some struggle to get chips into smartphones and tablets and a great deal of act readying Medfield for Methamphetamine hydrochloride Bat Sandwich (Humanoid 4.0), information technology looks like the Intel Medfield SoC may be a great chip to have in your future mobile device.

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