Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Impresses in Galaxy S24 Ultra Benchmark Leaks.

Qualcomm is rumored to be launching the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset next month. A leaked benchmark score suggests that the overclocked Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, specifically designed for the Galaxy S24 Ultra, achieved an impressive multi-core score of 7,400 on Geekbench. This is a significant improvement compared to last year’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, which scored 4,975 on the same benchmark. According to the latest rumors, Samsung is expected to use its own Exynos 2400 SoC for the Galaxy S24 and S24+ while reserving the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 exclusively for the Galaxy S24 Ultra. This strategy is similar to Apple’s approach with the iPhone 15 Pro models, which feature the new 3nm A17 Pro chipset, while the non-Pro versions are powered by the 4nm A16 Bionic. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy is rumored to include a prime CPU core running at 3.30GHz and three performance CPU cores at 3.15GHz, among other features. The official announcement of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 is expected to take place at the Snapdragon Tech Summit in October or November.

Powerful CPU and GPU:
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 3’s CPU and GPU are two of its standout features. The CPU, likely based on ARM’s Cortex-X2 architecture, is expected to provide a significant boost in single-core performance, essential for tasks that demand high processing power. Meanwhile, the GPU, believed to be an Adreno 730, promises to deliver stunning graphics and improved gaming experiences.

What Does This Mean for Consumers?
For consumers eagerly anticipating the next generation of flagship smartphones, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 brings good news. The impressive benchmark results suggest that upcoming devices equipped with this chipset will offer exceptional performance, making multitasking, gaming, and content consumption smoother and more enjoyable.

Additionally, the chipset’s AI capabilities can enhance everyday tasks and user experiences. From improved photography to extended battery life, these AI-driven features have the potential to make smartphones even more versatile and user-friendly.

On The Path of Spirituality

Prasad Aryal

Beginning Phase

the starting point

I was a science student. I am a person, who has been carrying materialistic thoughts for half of my life. I have always stood for materialism. At the age of 46, I was diagnosed with liver cirrhosis, which I did not know before. After sometime of being diagnosed, I suddenly passed out and my son brought me to hospital. After reaching hospital, doctors were trying to treat me however, I went into a coma for a week. During that time, the doctor lost hope and said that there is no chance of survival.

Doctor from the hospital called my family members because I was going near death. Later, all my relatives and family members were able to know about my critical situation. Doctor told me later that it was unbelievable and miraculous to come back conscious from a coma. I suffered from the disease for about three years and many times I was on the brink of death. I have never thought that I would survive by carrying someone else’s liver in my body.

Sometimes I feel that I have two humans inside me. I will always remember and thank the person who donated me his liver. Because of him, I am still alive in this world with his organ. Nobody knows what could happen anytime in their life. All the living creatures are mortal. Although anyone has the possibility of unexpected death. How can I trust my own long life? Sometimes my mind is in bad omen.

I have written all the above statements in my book, called “Kalejo Phereko Manchhe”, in Nepali that means liver transplanted man. I have seen my death very closely. I have suffered, I got to assimilate. Anyone could think America has prosperity and modern scientific prowess and it may look easy to transplant organs. But it is not as easy as everyone can think of. I was so lucky to get an opportunity to transplant my liver on time because more than 20% of patients die while they are waiting for an organ transplant.

No one has been able to conquer human death, even with any resources or technology. I’m not trying or wanting to disagree with science and technology because I was a science student and I have an interest in science and technology. Therefore, my liver transplant got successful and now I have a new life. Thanks to all doctors and nurses who believed in science/technology and putting these efforts on me.

After my transplant, I’ve turned into spiritual life. Science is based on proven facts while spirituality is transcendental. The feeling is deeply imprinted in my heart but these things have no proof or evidence. When I started to experience it, then I began to feel it. Spirituality is a warehouse of all kinds of knowledge. I used to understand that spiritual means only religious. I got distracted from materialism. But after the transplant, I tried to research spirituality. Now I am on to it.

I was born in Hindu Brahman family, but I never followed religion. I didn’t study the Sanskrit language. I never used to follow about our religion and tradition. I was not interested in these things before. So I never studied our Hindu culture, religion and tradition. In fact, I boycotted the Sanskrit language even though my father was a Pandit. I didn’t follow the path as he showed me, but I walked the other way. He always told me that he didn’t mind what courses I studied, but I have to read “Bhagavad Gita”. If a person dies without acquiring the knowledge of “Bhagavad Gita”, they never become free from hell.