Samsung is preparing a new smartphone, one that will come to be part of the popular Galaxy A series, as it was recently seen on Geekbench. The Galaxy A50 (SM-A505FN) It first appeared in a leak last week, but under a different model number: SM-A505F. This was released along with some of its specifications. Now, the benchmark result of the benchmark has revealed more details about the phone.
According to what we can detail, we are facing a medium range of good benefits. Next, we reveal the data of this mobile.
The Galaxy A50 runs Android 9 Pie and It is powered by the Exynos 9610 which, in turn, is paired with 4 GB of RAM. Don't be fooled by the processor name, it belongs to the Exynos 7 series and actually is an upper midrange chipset that was announced earlier this year. However, it does have a few tricks up its sleeve. (Find out: Samsung will continue to be an official sponsor of the Olympic Games for 10 more years)
The Exynos 9610 is a 10nm octa-core SoC, in which there are four Cortex-A73 cores clocked at 2.3 GHz and four Cortex-A53 cores clocked at 1.6GHz. It also has a second generation ARM Mali-G72 GPU. Samsung also adds that the chipset has a low-power sensor hub based on Cortex-M4F, which activates the permanent-on functions instead of activating the main processor. Another feature of the chipset is support for slow motion video recording at 480 fps at 1080p.
As is, the Galaxy A50 can also be the first Samsung phone to come with the Exynos 9610 since it was announced in March. It scored 1,681 points and 4,897 points in the single-core and multi-core tests, respectively. The scores are close to the Snapdragon 636, but the Exynos scores higher in the single-core section.
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