Re: Too much Chips to consider, which is the best?
 

Which is the fastest, most powerful in graphical processing? I don't care for battery usage though.

Re: Too much Chipsets to consider, which is the best?
 

On paper atleast the ST-Ericsson one seems like the most powerful of the lot....

Re: Too much Chipsets to consider, which is the best?
 

just click on this link and u will find the information about the which one is best r not

http://androidandme.com/2011/03/news...-with-tegra-2/

Re: Too much Chipsets to consider, which is the best?
 

The ST Ericsson kicks as*es, it really seems a tough challenge, better than the Tegra according to the spec sheets.

Re: Too much Chipsets to consider, which is the best?
 

@ ammyt

Totally agree with u bro but some still say the Mali 400 GPU is not that great compared to the PowerVR..Is that true? Can someone clarify this?

Re: Too much Chipsets to consider, which is the best?
 

I think yes, and I agree too. But the quad-core GPU is apealing shmexy to me and many users.
The PowerVR SGX543 is claimed to be more powerful x20? times to the mali 400.

Re: Too much Chipsets to consider, which is the best?
 

I was wondering this today too. In all probability the iPhone 5 will be running the same CPU/GPU as the iPad 2, which will probably be the dual core A5 chip with a PowerVR SGX543 (perhaps in dual configuration). Last year the Samsung used the same chip as the iPhone 4 but a PowerVR SGX540 instead of the iPhone 4's SGX535 so it was a bit more powerful.

This year it's a bit different since Samsung has decided to go with the ARM Mali (in some sort of multicore setup) which no one has any experience with really. Maybe apple has bought so much of samsung's chip that it left none for samsung themselves to actually use in their galaxy 2 lol.

Re: Too much Chipsets to consider, which is the best?
 

http://www.anandtech.com/show/4177/s...00-benchmarked
Looks that the Lg Optimus 2x wins with its Tegra II and Gingerbread.
I'm back from where I came, lol.
At first I thought that the Tegra II rules, then the Mali 400 jumped up with its quad core innovation so I followed it, then I remembered the good old SGX543, the monster, but then this test brought me back to thinking that the Tegra II wins.

Re: Too much Chips to consider, which is the best?
 

Given those requirements, I'd be looking at AMD.

Re: Too much Chipsets to consider, which is the best?
 

So the battle is settled now as the following:
PowerVR SGX543 VS. nVidia Tegra II
The winner is the best. Period.