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Appl3FTW

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anyone know how I can tell which chip I got now? Lol tsmc is the better one right? Who knows maybe I got a refurbished with tsmc this time... Haha
 
Lirum info lite in the App Store will tell you.
[doublepost=1453865175][/doublepost]Which is better is debatable I guess. I have the Samsung chip and my battery life is stellar. Personal preference I guess.
 
Yea I had no problem with my Samsung chip
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Lirum info lite in the App Store will tell you.
[doublepost=1453865175][/doublepost]Which is better is debatable I guess. I have the Samsung chip and my battery life is stellar. Personal preference I guess.
Awesome thanks for the input
 
Make sure to check if the seal is intact.
It's a replacement phone. They opened one in front of me. Completely different phone. Looks fresh.
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And yet you had no issue with your Samsung chip. Really drinking that kool-aid huh enjoy the negligible difference. :rolleyes:
Well now that I have TSMC, I feel the big difference now. Lmao
 
It's a replacement phone. They opened one in front of me. Completely different phone. Looks fresh.
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Well now that I have TSMC, I feel the big difference now. Lmao

They did not tell you that the refurbs don't even have seals anymore as they are too hard to put back in when they refurb them.
 

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Yes the TSMC is the good chip. People with Samsung chipped phones are still in denial.
Lol I see that. Although honestly I had a Samsung chip and I didn't feel any difference. I'm just glad I got the TSMC this time.
 
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