According to different markets, the Samsung Galaxy S21 series is expected to be equipped with two different chips, the Snapdragon 888 5G and Exynos 2100. The former will be released on Xiaomi Mi 11, and the latter will be released on January 12, two days before the Galaxy S21 series conference.
For a long time, Samsung’s own Exynos chipset has been lagging behind similar products in Snapdragon in terms of performance and battery life. However, the situation may be different this time.
The latest Geekbench 5 running score of Samsung Exynos 2100 processor showed that its single-core test score was 1108 points, and its multi-core score reached 3963 points. This is a big improvement from the 1,006 points and 3,059 points of the previous Exynos chipset. In addition, according to Qualcomm’s official data, Snapdragon 888 5G scores 1135 points and 3794 points for the above two running points.
Although the single-core performance of Exynos 2100 is not as good as that of Snapdragon 888, its success has taken the lead in multi-core performance. Exynos 2100 has not yet been officially released. It is expected that there is still room for optimization.
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