Samsung galaxy A10 vs Samsung galaxy S8 SPEEDTEST By Techbud

What's up guys its tech about here, and today we are going to be running a speed test between the Samsung Galaxy, a 10 Samsung's, cheapest phone of 2019, and it will be going up against a 2017 flagship being the Samsung Galaxy S8. So the question is: can a 2019 budget phone beat a 2017 flagship phone? Well, let's find out okay. So let's go over the processes of these two phones, starting with the SE. Now this has a 10 nanometer, Enos, 88-90, 5 processors, with 4 gigabytes of RAM, and as for the a-10, this one has a 40 nanometer X. You know 78-84 processor, with 2 gigabytes of RAM, so in theory the Samsung Galaxy S H to do a better job at holding apps and programs in the background without having to reload them. Ok, so without further ado, let's get into the sweetest.

Let me just show you that there are no apps in the background are open, and they start, so we'll open the settings at first, which was faster on s 8. Now the phone dialer up I was also faster on ds8. Next up, they calendar up pretty sure that was quick or under a 10 okay. So let's open the calculator that was fast under a seat next up Amazon that was clearly faster on DSC, the 8's eluding I'll just open okay, so let's open the camera up, and I will pick up DC phone, so you can see the white background three two one and that was faster on the s8 next up eBay, and that was about the same, maybe a little quicker on the 10 next up Spotify, and that was the s8 okay. So now we'll be opening up some games, which are much more graphically intensive.

So, let's see how both of these wins fear- let's open up, subway surfers, and it looks like it's another win for the SE, the Eaton still loading. Let's wait for it to finish about five or six seconds behind it's eight! So now, let's open up asphalt. Nine opens up first on ds8, and it looks like the SA is in the lead, and it beats the eight in the waiting for the eighth interlude and there we go its leaf and background, and the next stop will open twitch and is a clear win for the s8 next ESPN and that will be a win for the s8 okay. So now we're going to open up Netflix, which also opens up first on ds8, the a-10 took a while to load that one up and lastly, let's open up Twitter, and that is a win for the s8. So, as we can see from this test in up opening times, the SA is much faster.

But what we also want to see is the RAM management, how good the phones are keeping apps in the background. So let's open up the two games. We opened before that being software surface and asphalt 9 and let's see whether the ferns could keep them running in the background and now both of them had to reload the apps okay. So let's open asphalt, 9 three, two one and again the both of them had to reload. Actually knows the SE didn't have to reload the app the only refresh the app.

However, the a-10 had to reload the earth, as we can clearly see from this test. The SI chipset is much more powerful as it opened, basically all the apps faster than the a-10 other than the calendar app, which both of them open at the same time, they're slightly faster times for app opening on the Samsung Galaxy S8 is because of its Exodus 80 and 95, which seems to be much more powerful than the Ever 78-84 on the Samsung Galaxy, a 10, and so that would be the end of the video and, if you did enjoy it, please make sure to LIKE and subscribe.

Source : Techbud