The first rumors about the Galaxy Note 5 pointed to the presence of the Exynos 7422 chipset, and an optimized version of the current model used in the Galaxy S6, bringing a speed higher operation. However, we saw information is found in the Geekbench benchmark database showing that the company had chosen to keep the Exynos 7420 . Now, an image captured in CPU-Z application shows possibly the first real details of the Galaxy Note 5.
The good news is that we can really rely on the Exynos 7422 and not stay with the same chipset that was released the Galaxy S6. By analyzing the image below, we see the variant SM-N920F to be launched in key markets. We have no details on the maximum operating speed, nor the processors used by the company, but it is contemplated that the South Korean reveal its first chip all in one, that besides improving the performance also helps reduce power consumption with its integrated modem .
The image also shows two interesting facts: the first is related to the system density. The Galaxy Note 4 has 640 dpi to adjust the interface in Quad HD screen efficiently model and ensures good visibility for everyone. However, this shows the value of 480 dpi , very low for the suggested 2K screen model. Perhaps the app is not properly recognizing the Galaxy Note 5.
The second detail is the high consumption of RAM. Even with 4 GB (3,849 MB being available), only 743 MB are free to the user. Of course, we do not know what applications the person who took the screenshot was using at the moment but it may indicate that the TouchWiz still hungry and leave you with little memory all the time. This may end up compromising the performance in multitasking, since some apps will have to be closed when new are opened. Let’s hope that after being released, Samsung will improve this with Android updates, by the way, has already come to the 5.1.1 plant.
In terms of memory, too we can see that the Note 5 offer 24.16 GB space for the user. This shows that the model will come standard with 32 GB may be a variant with 64 GB. This value is already offered by the company since the Galaxy Note 3, it would be interesting to see the most basic version bringing double this value by default. Fortunately, it has been speculated that the company decided to maintain support for microSD cards, which helps to mitigate this limitation of internal space.
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