Although Samsung has previously confirmed that the new flagship master Exynos 2200 will be postponed to the end of January or early February release, and some relevant people have said that there is no problem with its production and performance, but the specific performance of this product in terms of performance is also the focus of external attention. After the theoretical performance test results of exynos 2200 were exposed many times earlier, a source has also announced its latest GeekBench test results, and shows that its CPU performance has also been further improved.
According to the screenshot of the GeekBench 5.4.4 test score exposed this time, the single-core score of this model equipped with Exynos 2200 main control is 1019, and the multi-core is 3515. Since the model is Samsung SM-S908B, it is not surprising that it is most likely the new Galaxy S22 series that will be unveiled on February 8.
It is reported that the Exynos 2200 will be based on Samsung's own 4nm process to build, the CPU part will be the same as the current market similar products using ARM v9 instruction set, of which the super core or 2.52GHz Cortex-X2, 3 large cores suspected to be 2.50GHz Cortex-A710, 4 small cores are 1.73GHz Cortex-A510. In addition, its GPU section will introduce AMD's RDNA 2 architecture, and it is said that it is likely to integrate a total of 384 flow masters in 6CU.
In fact, because exynos 2200 is basically the same as similar products in terms of CPU, there may not be much difference in performance, so the performance of the GPU part it has cooperated with AMD is more eye-catching. However, as for the specific product information of this new flagship master, it is still awaiting the confirmation of the official follow-up further news, and interested friends may wish to continue to pay attention.
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