Samsung's new Exynos SoC, paired with an AMD RDNA2 GPU, is expected to be announced next month. With it comes the promise of a powerful chipset to power the company's entry-level models. When it comes to the GPU, the upcoming Exynos silicon could have the biggest performance boost. According to a tipster, Samsung has started testing it, and the results are nothing short of amazing.
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Compared to the Exynos 2100 and Snapdragon 888, the new chipset combined with the AMD GPU is over 50 percent faster in the graphics-related test.
User Ice Universe shared on Twitter that Samsung has started testing the new Exynos chipset in combination with an AMD GPU. He reveals that the graphics processor was tested on the older Cortex-A77 architecture and even in this case, the results are impressive, according to the 3D Mark Wildlife GPU results. The overall score is 8134 points, with the tipster stating that since the architecture is older, subsequent tests will have different results.
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Regardless, the Exynos SoC with AMD GPU easily beats the Exynos 2100 and Snapdragon 888, which scored 5295 and 5382, respectively. The results make the Exynos and AMD more than 50 percent faster, but that's not the most impressive aspect of the case. The A14 Bionic, which currently has the fastest GPU in a smartphone and is featured in the iPhone 12 series, is beaten by the latest member of the mobile chipset family, as can be seen from the results.
Previously, we reported that Samsung is testing an Exynos chipset with the intention of either competing with or surpassing the performance of the A14 Bionic. As you can see, the results are exactly what Samsung would have liked, but despite the impressive numbers, there is one thing worth noting. There is no information about the power consumption of the new SoC, which will play a decisive role in all of this.
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At first glance, the Exynos SoC with AMD GPU impresses and we are sure we will see more results in the future, especially against the upcoming A15 Bionic.
