Samsung Galaxy S22 – GOOD NEWS EVERYONE!

The fascination with speed has been a serious catalyst for advances in computer hardware. Faster processors not only speed up existing tasks, but in addition enable recent features that will not have been possible before. Nevertheless, all this processing power and warmth has a downside.

In the event you put a whole lot of electricity right into a silicon chip that does not do any physical work, all of the energy can only be used for one thing – heat. As an engineer, I can inform you that cooling is as vital as the general performance of your computer. In the event you don’t cool all components properly, it’s going to cause overheating and reduced performance, i.e. throttling. By not cooling your components properly, you literally get less out of your hardware than you paid for. That is why desktop computers are higher than laptops for long-term workloads because they’ll higher dissipate all the warmth and run at full speed.

You might have heard 1,000,000 times that Samsung’s recent chipset within the Galaxy S22 is quicker than the competition, especially the AMD GPU. But what’s using all that processing power in case your phone starts throttling just 10 minutes after you begin using a resource-intensive app or playing games at maximum settings.

That is why it is so vital to have cooling system in order that your phone performs higher under constant load, and why Samsung decided to make use of a vapor chamber solution on the Galaxy S22.

For many who do not know, vapor chamber cooling involves evaporating a liquid, normally water, with heat coming from the phone’s internal components. This then distributes the warmth throughout the phone, meaning the device itself is less more likely to overheat. Most gaming phones use vapor chamber cooling and due to this fact operate at their full potential for longer periods of time in comparison with mainstream flagships. Interestingly, Samsung just isn’t recent to this either. In reality, they were the primary to make use of vapor cooling in phones, and a few S20 and Note 20 models had this cooling technology, but not all devices. For some reason they stopped using it in S21. As a substitute, they used graphite.

Now it’s possible they’ll use a bigger vapor cooling chamber to dissipate heat more efficiently, as we’re seeing reports of early AMD GPU units generating excess heat. I suppose we’ll need to wait and see what happens.

I do know lots of you might be fans of the storage expansion option and were wondering if the S21 FE has it? Well, the phone has been certified by TENAA and it mentions that it’s going to be available in 128 and 256 GB storage options and support for a microSD card slot. But strangely, the utmost card supported is just 256GB.

Time will tell if it is a bug within the certification part, but even the 256GB memory expansion option continues to be excellent news. Evan Blass revealed all of the devices Samsung is preparing for launch throughout the Unpacked Event on August 11. Listed here are the official 360-degree rendered videos showing off all the colour variants of the upcoming foldable smartphones, smartwatches and earbuds. In the event you’ve been following my recent videos, nothing here is surprising.