Less than two months ago we brought you informace o benchmark result Samsung's yet-to-be-presented smartphone Galaxy S21+ with an Exynos 2100 processor, and today the test result of the same phone, but this time with a chip from Qualcomm - Snapdragon 875, has also hit the Internet. The result will not please you, Samsung Galaxy The S21 with the Snapdragon 875 processor is again more powerful than the Exynos variant.
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In both cases, the model was tested Samsung Galaxy S21 +, which had 8GB of RAM available and ran on the operating system Android 11. If we focus on the specific results, the two chips were as follows: the Snapdragon 875 scored 1120 points in the single-core test and 3319 points in the multi-core test, while the Exynos 2100 scored 1038 points in the single-core test and in the multi-core test 3060 points. As you can see, the difference is not abysmal, but it is still there, and if we add to that the fact that Exynos processors have a strong tendency to overheat and uncomfortably underclock under load, it is clear that it will add fuel to the fire again. Customers whose phones feature Exynos processors are running out of patience and there has even been a petition addressed to Samsung to stop using its own chips in its flagships and to offer only Snapdragon phones worldwide and not just in the US and South Korea.
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It's important to keep in mind that these are very early tests, so the final results may still change, but probably not dramatically. It's rather strange that it was only yesterday leaks indicated, that the Exynos 2100 should outperform the Snapdragon 875 processor, so let's see where the truth is. It is also important to mention that none of the mentioned chips have been officially introduced. Does it bother you that Samsung uses the Exynos processor in its flagship smartphones in the Czech Republic? Do you notice overheating or worse battery life? Share your experience in the comments below the article.
Hello, I'm using the phone Galaxy note 10+, I had a 9 before, I'm happy if it lasts at least until the evening. I think the Note 9 had a slightly longer battery life, but I still had to charge it overnight, so if the battery life doesn't double, it still needs to go to the charger.