You may remember that last year in October appeared in the popular benchmark Geekbench, the next highest "flagship" of Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. Now it has "emerged" in it again, this time in a variant with 12 GB of operating memory.
The 12GB variant of the phone is listed in the benchmark under the model number SM-S918B and is powered by a higher-clocked chipset Snapdragon 8 Gen2 (probably his speculated "high frequency" variant). Software-wise, it unsurprisingly runs on Androidin 13
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The device scored 1495 points in the single-core test and 4647 points in the multi-core test. For comparison: the 8GB version of the next Ultra in tests reached 1521, or 4689 points. Why the version with a lower RAM capacity and with the same clocked chip got a better score (even if only by a little) than the version with higher RAM is a question. Maybe it was helped by the larger storage capacity (which, however, Geekbench does not list).
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