LG G Pro 3 boasts its own Odin-processor early 2015

Last year, LG has tested its own Odin 8-core processor, the not yet arrived for use in a smartphone or tablet of the company. This will change beginning in 2015, because the development seems to be getting on well. In early 2015, the new LG G Pro 3 can be equipped with the first processor of its own company. The performance impressed in the first benchmarks well. It will be interesting to see how high the heat generation, energy efficiency and support for games. Since Intel does not have its problems.

 With the LG G Pro 3, the South Korean manufacturer will introduce a new high-end smartphone beginning in 2015, which places itself on the size of the display always something about the LG G-smartphones. From Korea now reach us first information that LG wants to use the Odin-called 8-core processor in the new G Pro 3. Just like before with the Samsung Exynos SoCs, even LG’s own devices could not only provide more with their own IPS panels and batteries, but also with future processors.

 The LG Odin processor based end-2013 on the Cortex-A15 and A7 processors, who share only in big LITTLE-construction high performance at a relatively low clock. So the processor was about as fast as a 1.7 GHz Snapdragon 600 per core at only 1 GHz. LG would put in the newest generation on a combination of Cortex-A57 and A53 cores, and thereby also supported 64-bit, the LG G Pro 3 could be one of the fastest and most energy efficient smartphones in the market. Basically could create its own processor, which is very similar to the Exynos 5433 from Samsung and Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 from LG.

 So far, but those are really just speculation and rumors. Details are suitable for the first processor it has not. LG should not rely on its own Odin processor, the LG G Pro 3 could come with a Snapdragon 808 or 810. Until then, should in any case appear more benchmarks that give a glimpse of what to expect with the new G Pro 3. We are excited in any case, whether one is there also may be aluminum, as Samsung is now the Note 4.

LG G Pro 3 boasts its own Odin-processor early 2015