Is Chromebook ‘Cheza’ better than Samsung Galaxy Tab S4??

[sh2dc]

Hi guys
I always prefer large screen

My question is
Is Chromebook ‘Cheza’ better than Samsung Galaxy Tab S4??

Cheza got 12.3-inch screen... Will this cause performance down a bit?

Cheza SD845 better than Tab S4 SD835?

Is that true??

Thank you.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FNZHWH2/
https://chromeunboxed.com/news/qualcomm-snapdragon-845-chromebook-cheza-geekbench-scores/
https://9to5google.com/2018/12/12/snapdragon-chromebook-cheza-benchmarks/
https://www.slashgear.com/chromebook-cheza-snapdragon-845-benchmark-scores-are-odd-13557834/

[JonnyH]

The screen size doesn't affect performance directly - higher resolutions may cause small decreases, but only for the final upscaling composition pass, which is a lot simpler than the actual game rendering.

In fact, a larger chassis tends to cause improved performance, as it tends to provide a larger surface area for thermal dissipation, reducing the amount of throttling (though this also depends on the specific thermal solution for the device - a larger area is useless if it can't get the heat away from the SoC to dissipate, for example

This is just guessing without testing, but I would be surprised if a smaller 835 device was faster than a larger 845 (in raw power, ignoring possible software and driver differences)

[Nintonito]

The only issue I can see is the chromebook is likely stuck on 7.1 drivers due to the ARC++ runtime not being updated to 9.0 until very recently. I would really investigate whether that model is getting a future upgrade. An S845 on the 7.1 binaries may have extra driver issues or inefficiencies compared to an up to date S835.