With the launch of the (international) Galaxy S 4, Samsung’s Exynos 5 Octa SoC and its two banks of four cores is now a reality. There’s a whole lot of potential in that advanced silicon, and we’ve heard promises of next-gen performance alongside some appreciable power savings. Why is it, then, that the Exysos 5 Octa in this phone isn’t managing its cores in the most optimized fashion? There’s more than one way to choose which cores are running what in a ...
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