The Samsung Exynos 2200 is 5% faster than its predecessor
Based on data TechAltar، Samsung eight-core chip That is, Exynos 2200 in section Processor performance It is only 5% faster than the previous generation Exynos 2100.
Samsung’s new flagship processor means Exynos 2200 It has received a lot of attention in the past few times, mostly due to the GPU AMD have been. Despite features such as beam tracking, the chip was expected to be at least in part Graphic processing It will have a significant performance, but the statistics provided will disappoint Exynos fans.
Exynos 2200 vs. Exynos 2100
According to the data provided by TechAltar Well-known technology analysts about such data Processor performance It is only 5% faster than the previous generation Exynos 2100. Flagship processors typically perform at least 15 to 20 percent better than their predecessors Exynos 2200 According to these statistics, it does not provide the expected statistics in any way.
AMD has very powerful graphics cards in the desktop sector, and you might expect that the Exynos 220’s weakness in CPU performance will be remedied by its AMD graphics processor. However, the analyst’s statistics also claim that Samsung’s flagship chip in the graphics processor segment is also Only 17% It is faster than its predecessor.
Finally it should be noted that this chip in the section Network processors (NPU) has a very good performance compared to the Exynos 2100 and with 115% increase Is facing. However, it can be said that the Exynos 220 offers faster performance in operations such as image processing.
Of course, we have to see how this chip works in real phones and whether its weaknesses are felt while working or not. However, TechAltar notes that Samsung has kept its chip performance standards secret and even tried to cancel its chip launch event.
Overall, Snapdragon seems to have defeated Exynos once again. “TechAltar says:[چیپ] Qualcomm has a better graphics processor and is 50% more advanced than its predecessor. “So they seem to have increased their progress.”