There are still a few months for the Samsung Galaxy S7 be officially presented. The Korean manufacturer is expected to take advantage of the MWC 2016, which will take place during the last week of February, to present its new flagship. Although little by little we are learning some details of the Galaxy S7.
We have already seen the odd benchmark of the supposed S7 and today we bring you a new filtration that shows the power of the Exynos 8890 processor, which will be in charge of making one of the versions of the Samsung Galaxy S7 beat. And yes, it has broken all records so far.
The Samsung Galaxy S7 will work with an Exynos 8890 processor
As expected Samsung is working very hard to optimize the performance of its processor. Exynos 8890, codenamed Mongoose. Its new star SoC will be in charge of making the Samsung Galaxy S7 beat and, seeing the latest leak that shows the data from various tests on Geekbench they make it clear the great work that the Seoul-based manufacturer is doing.
And is that the Exynos 8890 has been about to score 7.000 points in the multi-thread test, reaching 2.294 in the single-core test; the highest scores we've ever seen on a mobile phone.
Although it is true that for now it is nothing more than a leak and could be a fake, taking into account that the person in charge of displaying this information has already made several predictions correct, We can think that Samsung is optimizing its new flagship processor to the maximum.
Also keep in mind that Samsung continues to work with the Exynos 8890 processor for the Galaxy S7 so it could exceed the score it has achieved on Geekbench. But why do we think these tests have been done on a Samsung Galaxy S7?
Very simple: the source has shown two Geekbench data taken with the power saving mode and the ultra power saving mode, so it is more than clear that the phone they have used has been a prototype of the Galaxy S7.
haha this is more false: v
We will have to wait to see if it is true 😀