There are just a few months left for the new flagship of the Samsung Galaxy S family to see the light. This new terminal is expected to be presented in February or March, and we are already receiving the first details of the terminal. We know that could incorporate a Pen, besides being the first model of the brand with a camera under the screen. Now, we want to show you the first benchmarks of the Samsung Galaxy S21.
And it is that, a performance test of a device with model number SM-G996B which most likely refers to the Samsung Galaxy S21. And your processor would be the Exynos 1000.
This will be the power of the Samsung Galaxy S21
As you can see, we are facing an Exynos 2100 motherboard that will have an eight-core processor, which is most likely the Exynos 1000. We also see that it offers a base frequency of 2.21GHz and is paired with 8GB of RAM, although surely there is different settings for the Samsung Galaxy S21.
On the other hand, we see that the Samsung Galaxy S21 will work with Android 11, although it was to be expected. Returning to the power of the Exynos 1000 processor, through the test of performance published we find a surprise: it offers a similar performance to the Snapdragon 865+.
Mostly because the Samsung Galaxy S21 has scored 1.038 points in the single-core test and 3.060 points in the multi-core test. Recall that the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra with Snapdragon 865+ SoC achieves an average score of 960 / 3,050 points in single-core / multi-core tests.
It should be noted that the tested model will have been a prototype with total security, so we will have to wait to have the final version to know the true performance of the processor that will mount the Samsung Galaxy S21. But, from what we've seen so far, it points to ways to be a viable alternative to Qualcomm's solutions.
