Midway through the year, AMD CEO Lisa Su confirmed that it was working with Samsung to bring ray tracing technology to phones. Samsung has now confirmed in a (now-deleted) post on Chinese social network Weibo that its upcoming Exynos 2200 flagship chipset will indeed support the technology, and has also released an image showing the difference between a regular mobile GPU and the GPU in the Exynos 2200.
As a reminder – ray tracing is an advanced method of rendering 3D graphics that simulates the physical behavior of light. This makes light and shadows look more realistic in games.
The Exynos 2200 will have a graphics chip based on the AMD RDNA2 architecture, codenamed Voyager. This architecture is not only used by the Radeon RX 6000 series of graphics cards, but also by the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X consoles.
The chipset itself is codenamed Pamir, and Samsung should launch it later this year or early next year. Similar to the current flagship chipset Exynos 2100 should have one high-performance processor core, three medium-performance cores and four power-saving cores. The GPU will reportedly get 384 stream processors, and its graphics performance should be up to 30% higher than the currently used Mali graphics chips.
The Exynos 2200 is expected to power the international variants of the series models Galaxy S22, and there is also speculation about a tablet Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra.
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Samsung will make compote out of an apple 👌
so far you apple so it makes compote from Samsung :Ddd
A Apple Is he able to make a CPU himself?
on the technological side of the processor it is apple far ahead of Samsung, although Samsung is better in other aspects, but we don't even need to talk about the processor...
if you mean that or tim cook I make CPUs on my knees, so no, if you mean the technological progress of your own chip, you can still only dream at Samsung
It depends on what you mean by the technological progress of the chip itself. Whether about designing or manufacturing the processor. In terms of design, Exynos have been losing out to the competition in recent years, but it's great that Samsung is not giving up and the cooperation with AMD will hopefully bear fruit. It looks promising so far, but Apple is still a higher level. Design and manufacturing go hand in hand and let's not forget the software. As an end customer, however, you may not care at all whether someone makes the chips themselves or relies on a supplier, what matters to you is the result. If everything works as u Apple, why not. Although Samsung manufactures itself and benefits from it with displays that are top, the processors have dragged them down in recent years. He supplied mobile phones with Exynos to European countries, and the customer "suffered". The versions with Snapdragons were simply better. Perhaps better times are dawning for Samsung, after all, the customer mainly benefits from healthy competition 😉