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what's up guys David here and I am back again with yet another fumble style speed test this time with the Snapdragon 808 packing LG g4 against the octa-core exynos Samsung Galaxy s6 but before we get into the action I want to thank our sponsors over at Full Sail University for making this video possible so with smartphone users accounting for almost 2 billion people worldwide it's clear that mobile is where it's at Full Sail University's mobile development bachelor's degree program teaches you the skills you need to create develop and market an app from start to finish students are equipped with a macbook pro industry software plus ios and android devices they also offer an online mobile gaming master's degree program allowing you to expand on your programming skills while learning to improve the mobile game experience so if you're ready to master the technology and the software to compete in mobile click on that first link down below in the description alright let's get right into it all right we'll start this thing off like we always do by starting these stopwatches on each phone and taking a picture right out the gate the galaxy s6 jumps ahead of the g4 with both phones racing through the first row of system apps and then moving on to the second row where each phone will have to load more processor intensive apps as they load up Temple Run - looks like the galaxy s6 further separates itself from the g4 already moving on to smash hit but we're only midway through the first lap of this test so the g4 still has plenty of time to close the gap especially in the second round where the s6 has historically struggled but for now the Essex continues to increase his lead over the g4 as both ones began transcoding the same video file and as you can see the s6 with its octa-core exynos processor is transcoding the file at a much faster rate than the g4 and a Snapdragon 808 going from one up ahead as it finishes up score mobile to a full two apps ahead as it starts working on 18t comm with it finishing the transcoding the g4 now moves on to score mobile as the s6 finishes up the first lap with an impressive time of one minute into seconds but this thing isn't over yet with the g4 finishing the first lap with a time of one minute and eight seconds and the galaxy s6 having to reload Temple Run 2 whereas the g4 under the hand has it ready to go in the background and going back in to smash it it has that ready to go in the background as well so the g4 takes the lead over the s6 having pretty much every app stored in RAM with the s6 having to reload every app and as a result the g4 finishes first with the time of 1 minute and 29 seconds with the galaxy s6 still reloading the last few apps and despite its 6 second lead from the first lap it finishes 15 seconds after the g4 with a total time of 1 minute and 44 so there you have it the results here were similar to what we saw in the m9 vs. s6 be test with the s6 being faster at initially loading apps in the first lap but failing to keep all those apps running in the background in the second lap good news for the s6 is despite being one hell of a fastball and already it can be further optimized to be even faster maybe even the fastest with a future software update that addresses the RAM allocation and up good news for the g4 is that Snapdragon 808 ship actually did really well another some concerns about LG opting to go with the 808 over the 810 but looking at the performance here it doesn't look to be an issue at least when it comes to speed anyways that is pretty much it for me in this video thank you guys for watching him as always I'll see you in the very next episode