Credit: ARM/ Ars Technica
Octa: eight right? Yes, that's what it stands for. Eight cores? Yes & no. Two sets of 4 cores. One set is high processing power & battery consumption, the other low power & battery. Only one set of cores can be active at a time. By fitting the appropriate set of cores to each task, net effect is high processing power when required with little negative effect on battery life. Nice!
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