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Sometimes weird things happen in the smartphone world. This time, a Xiaomi device that costs less than 200 euros, that is, the Redmi Note 8 Pro beat the Galaxy S20 Plus in a game test. I remember that this Xiaomi bet was one of the best-performing mid-range in 2019. It is powered by the MediaTek Helio G90T chipset, which is specially designed for teams developed for gamers. But how does this device beat another that costs four times as much in terms of games? It seems incredible, but it is not!
Incredible: Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro outperforms the Galaxy S20 Plus!
YouTuber Chong Li posted a video comparing the Redmi Note 8 Pro with the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus. In it he played the well-known title PUBG Mobile that extracts the graphics from any computer. He did the test for 30 minutes and the results are impressive. The Redmi Note 8 Pro, powered by the MediaTek G90T chipset, beat the Exynos 990 from the Galaxy S20 Plus. In fact, the frame rate managed to stay at 60 fps for 30 minutes. On the other hand, the Galaxy S20 Plus struggled to maintain 40 fps. Right after the first 10 minutes, the game’s frame rate on the S20 Plus dropped from 60 to 50 fps.
The results could be different if we were talking about the American version of the Galaxy S20 Plus. It is there where these devices bet on a Qualcomm processor, instead of the Exynos chipset developed by Samsung. That said, the loss of frames has always been a problem for Exynos and this gives strength to people who have even signed petitions for the Korean giant to stop using them on their tops.
Also, the Exynos aren’t as sweet on battery as Qualcomm’s bets.
However, the future may be different. According to the information circulating on the Internet, Exynos will be better in the future. Is that the Galaxy Note 20 will be powered by an Exynos 992 chipset that should be developed with 6nm technology, which means that it will be more energy efficient than the Snapdragon 865. As for the new Galaxy S that will be launched in 2021, you will bet on an Exynos 1000 that will be produced in association with AMD.
You can see below the video that puts the two devices next to each other.
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