Doubt between 4/4x with 4gb ram and 64gb and the 4 prime/pro with 3gb ram and 32gb - Xiaomi Redmi 4X Questions & Answers

A little help, I am in doubt about the 4x and 4 pro / prime, I have some questions
1- I will notice a lot of day-to-day performance difference between a snapdragon 435 (28nm) at 1.4ghz and a 625 (14nm) at 2.0ghz
2 - being the 4x / 4 encounter with versions of 4gb ram and 64gb of storage and the 4Pro 3gb ram and 32gb, 4gb of ram would help in the performance of the 4 / 4X?
3- In 32GB versions, when starting the first time, how much storage is left in the device?

Hey,
1. It depends on your usage. Im no gamer and im not lagging with 3/32GB 4X.
2. Not really, but if you have a lot of data you cant put on the SD card id rather take the 64GB.
3. About 24GB on internal. SD up to 128 GB i guess, im only running a 64 SD card.
Maybe you should check the available frequencies supported by each model. Needs depend on your carrier.

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[REQUEST] Ubuntu Touch for LG Optimus 4x HD

The device specifications are:
16GB Internal Storage
Quad Core 1,5 GHz Tegra 3 CPU (Cortex A9)
1GB RAM
External SD Card Support
1280 x 720 IPS Screen
All of this makes the P880 perfect for an entry level (if not high end) Ubuntu Touch device.
csfrank271 said:
The device specifications are:
16GB Internal Storage
Quad Core 1,5 GHz Tegra 3 CPU (Cortex A9)
1GB RAM
External SD Card Support
1280 x 720 IPS Screen
All of this makes the P880 perfect for an entry level (if not high end) Ubuntu Touch device.
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i don't think it's gonna happen, its too long that i'm being listening to the news of ubuntu coming to our device but there is no even an experimental version of it introduced yet. the dev handling ubuntu touch port for O4X is completely silent
many times i thought to buy nexus to get ubuntu touch, but nexus lacks memory, it doesn't support ext memory card so you are stuck with max 16 gb memory which is not enough.
i have 32 gb memory card with 16gb internal in my o4x and yet i think i need more,
devs should think about that, not everyone liking nexus series.
give priority to those devices which have enough resources to test out different roms and apps.

P30 Pro 6GB vs 8GB

Anyone has experience in performance differences between 6GB and 8GB model?
By quick glancing it looks like only difference is amount of memory or is there something else? Device will be used for photo and social apps only. No gaming of any kind.
Thanks
Same otherwise. For your use, probably wouldn't notice any difference.
The 128gb version also has 8gb ram, not only 256gb
xAD3r1ty said:
The 128gb version also has 8gb ram, not only 256gb
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Some 128GB models only have 6GB RAM. All 256/512GB models have 8GB RAM.
jacobtf said:
Some 128GB models only have 6GB RAM. All 256/512GB models have 8GB RAM.
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Ok didn't know, mine has 8
Didn't know they made 8gb / 128gb variants. As far as it's listed here, there's only 6/128 , 8/256 & 8/512
As for the difference, honestly from 6- 8 there will be no noticeable difference during regular usage. It's not like Emui allows all the apps to keep running in the background. Power management is quite aggresive and probably will need to remove powergenie to fully utilize it.
JJay666 said:
Didn't know they made 8gb / 128gb variants. As far as it's listed here, there's only 6/128 , 8/256 & 8/512
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I have a UK device. VOG-L09, 8GB RAM and 128GB storage.

Is UFS 2.1 (64 GB version) worth it, over UFS 3 (128GB version) for non-gamer?.

I have ordered 8GB / 128GB (mainly because 6GB / 64GB is not yet available, but it will be soon available as per the news) & it will be delivered tomorrow. My current devices are ZUK Z2 Plus (32GB eMMC) & POCO F1 (64GB UFS 2.1). I am quite content with the performance & data transfer speeds, provided by UFS 2.1 in POCO F1 and never used more than 20-25 GB of storage.
So, is it worth to go with X2 Pro 8GB / 128GB over 6GB / 64 GB(after it is available), considering only storage type (UFS 3 vs UFS 2.1) is the difference?. Any one can shed some light on the real world differences between those two UFS versions?. I know that UFS 3 is almost double the speed (writes / reads) theoretically.
mjskraju said:
I have ordered 8GB / 128GB (mainly because 6GB / 64GB is not yet available, but it will be soon available as per the news) & it will be delivered tomorrow. My current devices are ZUK Z2 Plus (32GB eMMC) & POCO F1 (64GB UFS 2.1). I am quite content with the performance & data transfer speeds, provided by UFS 2.1 in POCO F1 and never used more than 20-25 GB of storage.
So, is it worth to go with X2 Pro 8GB / 128GB over 6GB / 64 GB(after it is available), considering only storage type (UFS 3 vs UFS 2.1) is the difference?. Any one can shed some light on the real world differences between those two UFS versions?. I know that UFS 3 is almost double the speed (writes / reads) theoretically.
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I think for the price difference of like €50 it's certainly worth it.The UFS 3.0 has many benefits which basically make your phone faster and contribute to battery life even,
Opening apps etc is quicker,you download a file for example will be written rapidly to your storage so you can access it much quicker,
Now you may not see a problem with your current 2.1 UFS and it mightn't even noticeable in a lot of situations but I would go with it all day long and your getting 8gb ram instead of 6

Question so redmi 9t 4gb or 6gb ?

Hi,
So is the redmi 4gb usage okay for daily usage and gaming? Or I should spend more to get the 6gb one.
Thanks
I have a POCO M3 with 4GB RAM, it is not enough, sometimes apps are closed by the system when they are in background. So I think you need 6GB RAM.
Higher is always better.
go for 6gb 128gb its better specially the price difference is not that high
6gb ram and 128gb storage have 2.2UFS, 64GB have 2.1 UFS, it's better to take 6/128
does 6gb ram drain more battery than 4gb ram on this phone?

Question Any difference between S8 Ultra 12GB version and the 16GB version?

Hi, I'm looking to buy a Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, but I've seen there are 3 versions of it:
* 128GB Memory with 8GB of RAM
* 256GB Memory with 12GB of RAM
* 512GB Memory with 16GB of RAM
I can easily find the 12GB version, but for the 16GB version there are some difficulties to acquire it. So, I was wondering if there is huge difference between the two versions in performance. If it's not a huge gap of difference, then I would buy the 12GB version.
Does anyone have any experience with these two devices? Any suggestions?
I doubt if there is any difference in performance at all. I have the 512 GB version because I like to keep 400 GB of local FLAC format music on my devices, and I don't always want to fool with a MicroSD card. Does any single Android game really use more than 12GB of RAM? I think it simply comes down to the size of apps and how many you will be installing, which will reasonably translate to needing much more RAM for more multitasking if you use a lot of apps at the same time.
issue5854 said:
Hi, I'm looking to buy a Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, but I've seen there are 3 versions of it:
* 128GB Memory with 8GB of RAM
* 256GB Memory with 12GB of RAM
* 512GB Memory with 16GB of RAM
I can easily find the 12GB version, but for the 16GB version there are some difficulties to acquire it. So, I was wondering if there is huge difference between the two versions in performance. If it's not a huge gap of difference, then I would buy the 12GB version.
Does anyone have any experience with these two devices? Any suggestions?
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You won't notice any difference.
Not even a single game (native or emulation) uses that amount of RAM.
A few of the most demanding games (direct PC ports) Grid Autosport or Alien Isolation barely use 3-4GB on Average.
Even if you multitask, A LOT, 12Gb will cover you good.
Btw, I got the 8Gb version, and I do heavy stuff on it, still running smooth, no issues with apps being closed in the background, etc...
Just a fair warning, S8 TAB series lineup has a really bad cooling solution, so thermal throttling is heavy, just in case if you planned doing some "heavy" gaming.
thanks @roirraW "edor" ehT & @ekin_strops for this feedback
I found a way and ordered the 16GB version, so I'll be using it, and see how it goes.

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