Apple iPad Air 2 Found Equipped with Tri-Core A8X Processor Can Flop Nexus 9’s nVidia Denver Tegra K1:

At the point when Nvidia proclaimed its cutting edge versatile SoC, the Tegra K1, it was the speediest and the most capable chipset on the planet. It was significantly much better than its rivals, particularly in the graphics division. Its 192 core GPU has roots in the desktop GPU building; Nvidia Kepler. It looked that nobody could confront the Nvidia Tegra K1 regarding execution, at any rate inside a year of its discharge. However, we weren't right! Looks like Apple recently punched Nvidia. Apple's new ipad Air scored "agreeably" in front of Google's Nexus 9 tablet in a late examination of the tablets' graphics operations.

A8X vs Tegra K1:
After both gadgets were at last dispatched; it was time which organizations got the boasting rights it terms of benchmarking execution and sadly for the Nexus 9, the ipad Air beat the competition. There are a few reasons why the A8x chipset had the capacity beat the NVIDIA Tegra K1 chipset in spite of having only three cores. One of the reasons is that the A8x has an additional core contrasted with the double core processor found in the A8 chipset. The additional core is the thing that permits the chipset to lead the pack in the Geekbench Multi-core benchmark.

Benchmark Scores:
As per the benchmark scores, Apple's new A8X SoC, which is a magnified variant of A8 SoC, is speedier than the Nvidia Tegra K1, even in the graphical execution. The Apple A8x has a tri-core 64-bit CPU and an all the more compelling PowerVR Gx6650 GPU. In GFXbench, Apple ipad Air 2 with A8x chipset produced a bigger number of casings than the Nexus 9 with a Tegra K1 chipset.
The HTC Nexus 9 uses a double core 64-bit Denver form of the Nvidia Tegra K1 instead of the quad core 32 bit ARM Cortex A15 adaptation. Indeed in the CPU division, the tri-core A8x is speedier than the Nvidia Tegra K1, according to the multi-core Geekbench 3 benchmark application.

Execution Tests:
As per numbers distributed by Geekbench engineer Primate Labs (over), Apple's ipad Air 2 is 39.8 percent quicker than the K1 fueled Shield Tablet in numerous core tests, actually utilizing three cores to the K1's four core chip plan. In single core errands, ipad Air 2 scores 67.9 percent quicker than the K1.

V/S Samsung’s Exynos Chipset:
Contrasted with Samsung Exynos 5420 Octa Application Processor, utilized as a part of its Galaxy Tab S 10.5 presented nearby the Shield Tablet this midyear, Apple's ipad Air 2 is 69.5 percent quicker in various core errands (again with three cores to the Exynos' 4 dynamic cores or 8 publicized cores) and 104 percent speedier in single core undertakings, even timed significantly slower and with 2gb as opposed to 3gb of RAM.