- Who would ever guessed that an almost 20W SoC (CPU only btw) throttles this fast, surprising… - 20w in a phone? Lol that’s really stupid 
- What do people do on their phones that pulls stress test power continuously for minutes at a time? That 46% is pretty rough though for sure. - Many games like PUBG-M are still CPU limited, so maybe that, but yea its probably not an all core load - True. I’d be surprised if it really pushed a lot of cores too, but times are changing in that space. - I’d be surprised if it really pushed a lot of cores too - They really should, it shouldn’t be hard to do considering practically every Android phone released has been 8 core - More cores isn’t necessarily more efficient though. A lot of SOCs would prefer to boost one or two high performance cores - It is kinda more efficient tho. 
 Power consumption per clock doesn’t scale linearly.
 Splitting a task into two parts and running it on two cores at 2 GHz will consume less power and generate less heat than running it on a single core at 4 GHz.
 Its significantly harder to do that programming wise, but performance wise it has its benefits.
 It also frees up the main high performance core to focus on more important tasks.- That’s assuming you can split it efficiently without any overhead. It’s not just a problem to be “solved” that devs don’t bother with, a lot of tasks scale poorly across threads even if you successfully multi thread them 
 
 
 
 
 
- Just recording 4K video majority of phones can’t sustain for few minutes, some do it for only 8 minutes then throttle, there are plenty of things which stress phone hardware. 
 
 
- Other people were all praise for a phone soc with 4 x4 cores, this was bound to happen. 
- now slap a fan on that bad boi 

