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What’s cooler than being cool? Being ultra-cool, apparently, because that gives you a performance boost – at least when talking about phones.with an Exynos processor that’s two years old, concerns over the phone's performance arose. As you know, Samsung puts different chips in the same phone model, depending on where the devices are to be sold. US buyers get the Qualcomm chip.
On the teardown process part, there are 20 Philips screws that need to be unscrewed before the back plate of the phone can be removed. There are some ribbon connectors, a charging coil, and an NFC antenna to be removed – then you can remove the battery easily using the pull tab. All the main components, including the chipset, RAM, storage, sensors, and cameras, are attached to the main board.
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