Who's the strongest: a smartphone dual-core 1 GHz or smartphone to 2 GHz single-core? The issue was far intractable fault smartphone to 2 GHz. But an adventurous developer has managed to push his HTC Thunderbolt at 2.016 GHz. The Thunderolt features a Qualcomm MSM8655 SoC, the latest generation of processors Snapdragon.
45 nm, it contains a heart Snapdragon Scorpion (roughly equivalent to a Cortex A8) and a graphics core Adreno 205. Originally, the HTC rate at 1 GHz, but it is marketed by Qualcomm in a maximum frequency of 1.4 GHz. Her clocking at 2 GHz is a good performance, 42% above the maximum commercial.
The author says that this feat of 2.016 GHz system is not stable, but it is to 1996 MHz. 
45 nm, it contains a heart Snapdragon Scorpion (roughly equivalent to a Cortex A8) and a graphics core Adreno 205. Originally, the HTC rate at 1 GHz, but it is marketed by Qualcomm in a maximum frequency of 1.4 GHz. Her clocking at 2 GHz is a good performance, 42% above the maximum commercial.
The author says that this feat of 2.016 GHz system is not stable, but it is to 1996 MHz.
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