Google will likely use a custom version of the Exynos 2300 in the Pixel 8
Despite the fact that Samsung did not use its own chip in the latest generation of Galaxy series flagships; But now unofficial reports claim that the possibility of using a customized version Exynos 2300 There will be Google Pixels in the next series.
Why should Google go for Exynos 2300?
It is no secret that Samsung has not been able to maintain its competition in the field of mobile chips with Qualcomm in recent years, and the company’s chips have a weaker performance than its main competitor. This issue caused the Galaxy S23 series to be released in only one version with a Snapdragon chip; Because Samsung knew that most customers would not be interested in buying the Exynos version. It is even said that Samsung will maintain this practice in the coming year and will launch the Galaxy S24 series with Qualcomm chips.
according to Some reportsDespite not using Exynos chips, the Koreans are not completely disappointed with this product and plan to come back with more power soon. It is said that the company is still working on the Exynos 2300 and we might see it in the Google Pixel 8. Of course, this version of Exynos 2300 will be custom produced so that Google can use it in Tensor G3. It is worth noting that the original version of the Tensor chip was developed based on the Exynos 2100, and the Tensor G2 uses a customized version of the Exynos 2200; As a result, it is expected that this procedure will continue in the future.
More information about the kernel details of the new chip, codenamed Quadra, has been revealed, suggesting Exynos 2300 specifications. According to these data, Samsung’s new chip uses a powerful Cortex X3 core with a frequency of 3.09 GHz and four Cortex A715 cores with a working frequency of 2.65 GHz. Also, four Cortex A510 low-power cores with a working frequency of 2.1 GHz are responsible for performing light processing tasks. It is said that Samsung used Xclipse 930 graphics unit in this chip.
Google is likely to introduce its upcoming products, including the Pixel tablet, Pixel Fold and the mid-range Pixel 7a, with the same Exynos 2200-based Tensor G2 chip, and consider the Tensor G3 for the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro.