Exynos 2200 Achieves Poor Results in Latest Benchmark Leak; Barely Scores Above Exynos 2100

The Exynos 2200 was hyped up to be Samsung's best SoC to date, and if we look at the previous criterion results, which we volition talk over later, you would be right to assume that. All the same, the latest leak reveals that Samsung's upcoming chipset barely beats the Exynos 2100 in the latest compute results, and that is disappointing to see.

Exynos 2200 Said to Exist in Early Stages; Updated Scores May Be Higher

The single-core and multi-core scores hardly scrape by the Exynos 2100. Looking at these results, anyone looking to upgrade to any Galaxy S22 model next twelvemonth will exist shattered that they will not exist able to claim performance bragging rights with this chipset variant.

However, if you open one Twitter thread, you volition observe that The Galox has commented that the Exynos 2200 is currently in its early on stages, and we should await higher scores in the future. In a separate tweet, he mentions that the device in question was the Galaxy S22 Plus, and it would feature 8GB of RAM. Nosotros would as well like to remind our readers that the Exynos 2200 was not being hyped as a chipset with the all-time compute performance.

If yous check out our previous reports, where the upcoming SoC beats the A14 Bionic, it is in the graphics category, not the CPU tests. If only CPU tests were conducted, we should non be surprised that the A14 Bionic would make brusk piece of work of the Exynos 2200. To remind you, this SoC is said to be Samsung's first to feature AMD's RDNA2 GPU, with an earlier report stating that the graphics processor will sport six cores.

Unfortunately, the A15 Bionic GPU beats the Exynos 2200, which is to exist expected, but at least we tin can hope Samsung to bridge that performance gap extensively. Equally for these compute results, we will see what the SoC obtains when commercial Galaxy S22 units are officially bachelor in the market place, then stay tuned.

News Source: Geekbench