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Galaxy note 3 Exynos worth a buy?

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Mackenther

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Hello everyone ,

I am new to this community. i really need help

I want to buy a new phone. I am Fan of Galaxy note Series.
So i am thinking to buy Galaxy note 3 Exynos since Galaxy note 3 N9005 is not available.

So do u think Galaxy note 3 Exynos worth a buy.I have read other forums where they been talking about heating issues.

So right now i am wondering whether i should go for Galaxy note 3 or LG G2
 
I have the N900A from AT&T here in the states. Zero overheating issues but then again it's not summertime 100+F yet.
Doing a little research, they look like a toss up. You probably won't notice the difference.
BTW- Welcome! You will find very friendly, knowledgable folk here.
 
44fred said:
I have the N900A from AT&T here in the states. Zero overheating issues but then again it's not summertime 100+F yet.
Doing a little research, they look like a toss up. You probably won't notice the difference.
BTW- Welcome! You will find very friendly, knowledgable folk here.
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Considering all the US Note 3's have the Snapdragon 800, that would make sense. OP mentioned overheating issues in the Exynos Note 3's, which I really can't confirm because I haven't looked into the potential issues.
 
It wouldn't surprise me if that were the case. The dual-quad cores are still fairly new in the field, so I would expect some faults in the beginning. I heard of the S4s running dual-quad Exynos overheating and being buggy. Since it's not fully 'matured' tech, I would probably expect the same thing with the Note 3 variant regardless. I don't expect them to iron everything out so soon with these chips.
 
Have been using the hell out of my new Note 3 with zero issues in the heat dept. Zero. My iPhone 4s runs way hotter. Especially when charging.
 
pdqgp said:
Have been using the hell out of my new Note 3 with zero issues in the heat dept. Zero. My iPhone 4s runs way hotter. Especially when charging.
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We are discussing the overheat issues related to the dual-quad core Exynos processor. The US/NA version uses the Snapdragon processor. They are 2 different chipsets.
 
I follow posts in this forum pretty religiously and I do not recall reading anything about an overheating issue with the GT-N9000 among the threads. If you are in a non-LTE market it would be a good buy IMHO. If you are in a market where LTE is available don't.
 
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