Samsung announced their "Game Changing" Exynos 2200 Processor with RDNA 2-powered GPU

[WYP]

Samsung announced their "Game Changing" Exynos 2200 Processor with RDNA 2-powered GPU

A premium module chips that offers uses hardware-accelerated ray tracing and cutting-edge ARM cores.



Read more about Samusng's Exynos 2200 mobile processor with RDNA 2 graphics.

 

[NeverBackDown]

Hopefully it's so good other companies can use it and make Qualcomm up their ante.

 

[AngryGoldfish]

It's gonna be interesting to see how the 2200 will compare to the new Snapdragon. The 2200 was supposed to be unveiled a wee while ago, but it was delayed for some reason. Some were worried it wasn't performing up to snuff. Considering Samsung's issues with previous Exynos chips, I wouldn't be surprised if it's still behind Qualcomm, even with AMD backing it.

 

[Gothmoth]

It's gonna be interesting to see how the 2200 will compare to the new Snapdragon. The 2200 was supposed to be unveiled a wee while ago, but it was delayed for some reason. Some were worried it wasn't performing up to snuff. Considering Samsung's issues with previous Exynos chips, I wouldn't be surprised if it's still behind Qualcomm, even with AMD backing it.

https://wccftech.com/snapdragon-8-gen-1-vs-exynos-2200-results-xclipse-920-gpu-gets-beaten/




https://www.mysmartprice.com/gear/s...nos-2200-antutu-geekbench-gfxbench-exclusive/

 

[NeverBackDown]

Peak performance doesn't mean much. Sustained performance and per/watt is more important for mobile chips.

It's why the Pixel 6 looks great on paper but sustained performance when actually reviewing it looks bad.

 

[Warchild]

It's gonna be interesting to see how the 2200 will compare to the new Snapdragon. The 2200 was supposed to be unveiled a wee while ago, but it was delayed for some reason. Some were worried it wasn't performing up to snuff. Considering Samsung's issues with previous Exynos chips, I wouldn't be surprised if it's still behind Qualcomm, even with AMD backing it.

Based on the prototypes of the Galaxy S22 I have been testing, the Exynos is finally giving a good battle against Snapdragon. Samsung always fell short, but its going to be neck and neck on the next release. I don't even have an optimised OS for the device yet but the results are pretty damn good.

Of course, I cant detail what version I am using but Europe will finally get a bit more performance for what they pay for.

 

[dazbobaby]

I give it a day before miners start buying all the phones.

 

[AngryGoldfish]

Peak performance doesn't mean much. Sustained performance and per/watt is more important for mobile chips.

It's why the Pixel 6 looks great on paper but sustained performance when actually reviewing it looks bad.

Yeah, the Pixel 6 suffers in that way. The 888 is known for throttling heavy as well though. It's as you say, peak performance is not the most important factor.

What I loved about the Tensor chip from Google was its AI capabilities. I picked up the Pixel 6 to replace my aging Galaxy S9 that I've had for almost four years. The Pixel 6 is the first one in years that truly impressed me. I'm still waiting for it to arrive. For some reason it's taking ages.

Based on the prototypes of the Galaxy S22 I have been testing, the Exynos is finally giving a good battle against Snapdragon. Samsung always fell short, but its going to be neck and neck on the next release. I don't even have an optimised OS for the device yet but the results are pretty damn good.

Of course, I cant detail what version I am using but Europe will finally get a bit more performance for what they pay for.

It's cool you have an S22 to test. There's not a ton of hype surrounding the phone because the S21 was pretty stellar and there's not a lot Samsung can do at this stage to leapfrog each generation. Plus, the S21 FE is coming out at the same time and the Pixel 6 is still seemingly the phone to get.