As the largest manufacturer of mobile processors in the world, Samsung got a unique opportunity to produce the new Snapdragon 830 processors, which are the direct successor of this year's 820, which will also power the new Galaxy S7 and its curved variants. According to the source, the new processor should be manufactured using an even more advanced 10-nm manufacturing process, which will make the chips smaller, more economical and at the same time as powerful (or more powerful) than the 14nm chips used in today's processors.
The source also claims that the processor will use the improved Kryo architecture and will also support up to 8GB of RAM, which is double what we find in Galaxy S7. According to sources, it should have 4GB of RAM, and it seems like a logical step considering that already Galaxy Both Note 5 and S6 edge+ have this much RAM. Of course, considering the maximum supported capacity of the operating memory, it is clear that it is a 64-bit processor. The first devices with the Snapdragon 830 processor should appear on the market in the first quarter of 2017, around the time it will be announced Galaxy S8.
