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		ariwilson 65 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Review: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra yes because a phone cpu cannot cool itself to keep at peak performance like a desktop processor can

SchemaLoad 65 days ago [–]

It's not clear the android geekbench scores are comparable to the desktop ones. They seem to run different tests and the score is very likely not comparable between the different tests.

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