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Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Benchmark Results-We see it with previous generation Galaxy flagships - leveled the score although very different chipsets. This year the Galaxy Note and Galaxy Note 4 Edge will comes with either 805 or Exynos 5433 the Snapdragon SoC and they were practically the same AnTuTu scores.

Samsung N915L, aka the Galaxy Note with Exynos tip, scored just under 48,000 points, while the Samsung N910S, aka Galaxy Note 4 with the Snapdragon, get more than 48,000 points. Benchmarks seems to indicate ignored differences in performance of multi-core processors and RAM speeds.

The results of multi-core Exynos 5433 is interesting because SMP-enabled which means it can run all eight cores simultaneously even if they are at the lower clockspeed than four cores in the Snapdragon Krait 450 805.

With same CPU and RAM either scores, the score could not be very different GPUs - the Mali-T760 vs Adreno 420, both rendering at 1440 x 2560 pixels (the curved part of the edge of screen is not was supported by the benchmark). We would like to run a full battery of tests before draw the conclusion but it does not seem like there will be a differences in performance among the two models (Note 4 and Note tip) and two sub-versions them.