We are just a few weeks away from Samsung's Unpacked event taking place this August 7 in New York, United States, for the launch of the Galaxy Note 10, the next flagship smartphone of the South Korean firm. Before that happens, multiple reports and leaks have come to light that point out the qualities of this mobile, as well as the Pro version, and this time is no different.
It has been Geekbench who has registered in its database the chipset Exynos 9825 integrated into the Galaxy Note 10. This processor is the one that is expected to make a presence in the high-performance mobile, but now, thanks to the comparative tests that we showed from Geekbench that were recently published, we can confirm that it will.
The Exynos 9825 mobile platform has been detailed on the Galaxy Note 10 in a comparative test in which the Galaxy S10 More along with this, but it was under the code name "samsung SM-N970F". Thus it can be seen that the aforementioned SoC is more powerful, as expected, than the Exynos 9820 that is present in the Galaxy S10 series.
Samsung Galaxy S10 + vs Note 10 with Exynos 9825 on Geekbench
The tests revealed that the Exynos 9825 scored 4,495 points in the single-core section and 10,223 points in the multi-core section, while the Exynos 9820 managed to obtain a mark of 4,357 points and 10,045 points, respectively. The difference, in terms of power, is notable and marked, but not much. Even so, these results will be seen, more than anything, in the performance of the device, once it is released; This is where we will notice the difference in the capabilities between the two System-on-Chip.
In the comparative test it can also be seen that This long-awaited flagship comes with Android Pie and a RAM of 8 GB capacity. This will be the most basic variant, probably. Samsung is expected to release it in different versions; And do not forget that there will also be the Galaxy Note 10 Pro.
