Exynos 2200 comes in benchmark tests and AMD GPU overclocked to 1.8GHz

Update (9/22/2021) – FM

There is a lot of anticipation for the new generation of Exynos, the family of chipsets designed and manufactured by Samsung. These platforms She had no advantage Against the competition, however, the second standardized tests With the chips not yet released, South Korea should stand out again.

Powered by Exynos 2200, the manufacturer’s best future processor Standard exams last week. Geekbench revealed the presence of a GPU AMD RDNA2 Mobile Radeon, showing the possibility of reaching high speeds. As speculation on the forum Clean, You are Chipset graphics cores operate at 1.58GHz.

Needless to say, this clock frequency is incredibly high and may not represent the base speed of AMD RDNA 2 GPUs, so the data is supposed to be collected from overclocking tests. According to the forum, graphic units It can operate at 1.8GHz With a power of 10 watts.

Although the performance of these components is impressive, it can be hampered by the fact that they run on a smartphone, which has more limited heat dissipation than other devices, such as computers. Therefore, these speeds can cause platforms to overheat and damage long-term performance.

Because this family of processors has a history Problems caused by overheatingIt is possible that the company will show a focus on mitigating the heat generated on the platform rather than being attracted by the power of graphics.

The Exynos 2200, in addition to smartphones, is expected to be used in laptops and tablets – these devices often provide more room for thermal solutions that keep devices at the right temperatures, allowing the chipset to stand out with processing power. In parallel with this, Samsung is working on Exynos 1200.

Original text (09/13/2021)

Exynos 2200 appears in a benchmark test with AMD GPU and open source driver

Despite the “delays” in its launch, the new Exynos 2200 continues Attracting the attention of the enthusiastic crowd, because the promise is that Being able to beat the performance of Snapdragon 898. Today (13), the well-known and trusted digital chat station released its first slide test on Geekbench.

The most curious point is that the standard was run on a smartphone with the numbered Samsung SM-S906B, i.e. this may be the case Galaxy S22 Plus. The processor is numbered S5E9925 and the platform makes the presence of the AMD RDNA2 Mobile Radeon GPU very clear.

It contains one Cortex-X2 main core, three large Cortex-A710 cores and four small A510 cores.

However, the most noticeable is that the file X2 core works at only 2.59GHzWhile the intention is for the final version to reach 3.0 GHz.

This indicates that the single-core score will be affected because it is less than the final product. Already the multi-core has been damaged.

See the result below:

The Exynos 2200 and Snapdragon 898 will likely be built on Samsung’s 4nm, and both are also in beta. Therefore, the results of the first normative tests are lower than expected.

Another detail that appears in the standard includes the S22 Plus itself, because it is the universal model (suffix B). In other words, Europe, Brazil, China and India will receive the variant with the Exynos 2200. The model with Snapdragon (U suffix) will only be sold in the US.

Finally, Digital Chat Station also noted another important detail: the GPU was named “Voyager EVT1” and running Vulkan 1.2.174 With open source AMD driver.

This can be a very important factor, as drivers are often responsible for the short support cycle of Android devices.