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Processor

Processor acts as the brain of the device and manages tasks such as opening an app.

More number of cores allows you to smoothly execute multiple tasks/apps such as playing movie, checking email, etc. simultaneously.

Threshold: Dual Core, Quad Core, Octa Core

Higher clock speed of the processor results in faster & smooth running of apps, games & video players

Threshold: > 1 GHz

With single core, you may experience lag while running multiple tasks/apps such as maps & image gallery.

Low processor speed slows down apps, games & video players and introduces lag

Threshold: < 1 GHz

Importance Level:

Very Important

Did You Know

Average processing speed of phones launched in the year 2018 is 3.4 GHz
Average processing speed of phones launched in the year 2017 was 2.9 GHz
Average processing speed of phones launched in the year 2016 was 2.6 GHz
The phone with the highest Processing Speed is Realme GT Neo 3 5G 150W Thor Limited Edition, at 2.9 GHz Quad core.

Realme GT Neo 3 5G 150W Thor Limited Edition

Processing Speed: 2.9 GHz Quad core
Rs. 22,999
Xiaomi Redmi K50i

Processing Speed: 2.9 GHz Quad core
Rs. 21,990
Xiaomi Redmi K50i 256GB

Processing Speed: 2.9 GHz Quad core
Rs. 35,999

Graphics Processor

Graphics processor enables smooth processing of 3D games & HD videos. It also shares the load of processor and thus conserves battery life.

Importance Level:

Moderately Important

RAM

More RAM results in faster loading and smoother running of multiple apps simultaneously.

Threshold: >= 1 GB

Lesser RAM limits the usage of multiple apps as a portion of RAM is used by the OS itself.

Threshold: < 1 GB

Importance Level:

Very Important

Did You Know

Average RAM of phones launched in the year 2018 is 3 GB
Average RAM of phones launched in the year 2017 was 2 GB
Average RAM of phones launched in the year 2016 was 2 GB
The phone with the highest RAM is Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 5G, at 16 GB.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 5G

RAM: 16 GB
Rs. 153,000
OnePlus 12 512GB

RAM: 16 GB
Rs. 69,999
IQOO 12 5G 512GB

RAM: 16 GB
Rs. 57,999

Internal Memory

More internal storage allows having more apps as well as ability to save songs, images, videos, etc.

Threshold: >= 8 GB

Less internal memory may stop you from storing more apps, songs, videos, etc.

Threshold: < 8 GB

Importance Level:

Very Important

Did You Know

Average internal memory of phones launched in the year 2018 is 46 GB
Average internal memory of phones launched in the year 2017 was 27 GB
Average internal memory of phones launched in the year 2016 was 15 GB
The phone with the largest Internal Memory is IQOO 11 5G 16GB RAM, at 512 GB.

IQOO 11 5G 16GB RAM

Internal Memory: 512 GB
Rs. 44,999
Apple iPhone 13 512GB

Internal Memory: 512 GB
Rs. 81,900
Tecno Camon 20 Premier

Internal Memory: 512 GB
Rs. 25,999

External Memory

An external microSD card supplements the internal storage and can be used for saving songs, images, videos, etc.

Without external memory, you may not be able to save more songs, videos, etc. as the phone's software uses much of internal memory.

Importance Level:

Moderately Important

Did You Know

Average external Memory of phones launched in the year 2018 is 198 GB
Average external Memory of phones launched in the year 2017 was 108 GB
Average external Memory of phones launched in the year 2016 was 62 GB
The phone with the largest External Memory is Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus 5G 512GB, at 512 GB.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus 5G 512GB

External Memory: 512 GB
Rs. 104,999
Tecno Spark 9T

External Memory: 512 GB
Rs. 6,499
POCO X3 8GB RAM

External Memory: 512 GB
Rs. 15,590

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