Comparison of ARM mobile processor and desktop x86-64, is it possible?

Question

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For example, now in a smartphone, 8 cores with a frequency of 2.2-2.7Ggh will be equal, for example, to Athlon 64+.
It is clear that it’s impossible right in the forehead because of the architecture. But in fact, in our pocket we have 3-6 GB of memory, 8 nuclear percent and a small screen

Answer 1

There is an interesting article where typical desktop tasks were performed on a smartphone:
https://geektimes.ru/post/286976/

Bottom line The
performance gap between smartphones and desktops of a decade ago is gradually closing, so most tasks that were performed on personal computers can now be performed on smartphones.

Answer 2

These kernels are corn, and at the same time they almost never work, but it is quite possible to compare. For example, the GeekBench 4 benchmark gives results that are quite close to the truth, as it simulates the types of load that are possible in reality. That's just bad luck with the OS: Android is imprisoned for completely different tasks, the software is different there, optimization is not always good, and power management mechanisms reduce power to save charge. But if you take some Snapdragon 652 or Helio X20, roll Linux there (although these are spherical conditions in a vacuum, since without crutches and dancing it will not get up there with all the firewood normally) - you will get approximately the performance of a bundle of Intel Core 2 Quad and GeForce 8600GTS, that is, a 10-year-old gaming PC, or a modern budget laptop.