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Samsung Galaxy S7’s Exynos Chipset Scores Over 100k On Antutu Benchmark

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Samsung’s new chip-set – the Exynos 8890 has earned a record score of 100K in the AnTuTu benchmark test; this new chip-set is also expected to come packed within the upcoming Galaxy S7. The Exynos 8890 has beat out competition from the likes of Huawei’s Kirin 950 SoC (79K points) and the Mate 8, which secured more than 94K points.

Exynos 8890 AnTuTu

The Exynos 8890 is expected to be incorporated in a number of high-end Galaxy series devices next year. AnTuTu isn’t the only benchmark where the chipset has scored high points; it has also scored a top-score of 6,908 points on the multi-core test and 2,294 on the single-core test on Geekbench. The Exynos 8890 has been manufactured by the 14 nm FinFET process, that promises to be energy efficient.

Despite rumours that this is the chipset that will power the upcoming Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge; further reports also mention that Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 820 chip could also be in this race to power the Galaxy S7. Stay tuned for more updates.

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40 responses to “Samsung Galaxy S7’s Exynos Chipset Scores Over 100k On Antutu Benchmark”

  1. Aman Arora Avatar
    Aman Arora

    yes you can say that this time samsung made a great choice with their own chipset … but snapdragon is the best according to developement and the performance are same of both chipsets on previous versions …. SD810 is bad and i know that ….

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  2. Parth Malani Avatar
    Parth Malani

    I do know they release source code but im talkin performance here n i said abt recent chips. Snap adapted arms architecture with 810 n frankly their chip lost against mtk cuz of heatin manufacturers had to throttle them down decreasin performance as well n i think samsung did ri8 this time with sxnyos

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  3. Sanjeet Mazaumder Avatar
    Sanjeet Mazaumder

    Snap dragon is best

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  4. Aman Arora Avatar
    Aman Arora

    but in my experience … if you compare S5 exynos and S5 snapdragon … you will know the difference … and developement for snapdragon is also good … they don’t even release the source code of their exynos 5422 till now … it’s already more than 1 year when they came up with S5 in the market … that’s why i like snapdragon …

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  5. Siddharth Mahendran Avatar
    Siddharth Mahendran

    I thought exynos were top notch performer.. After reading the comments, I’ll stick to snapdragon U0001f600

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  6. Parth Malani Avatar
    Parth Malani

    That might be the case with older versions but seriously exnyos mediatek and kirin all 3 beat snapdragons offerings .im myself using snap 615 used 410,exnyos n mediatek as well

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  7. Sarthak Mittal Avatar
    Sarthak Mittal

    I just remembered my first phone had Antutu score 2800 :p

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  8. Kishore Kumar Avatar
    Kishore Kumar

    Ashutosh Singh – We only care what will power our next Mi5 :)

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  9. Vivek Damale Avatar
    Vivek Damale

    Adithya Gota for development purpose i get them for free

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  10. Karan Nair Avatar
    Karan Nair

    I don’t trust exynos processor coz it has terrible ram management issues

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  11. Keshav Gowda Avatar
    Keshav Gowda

    still no use Samsung processors are father of all hanging processor

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  12. Adithya Gota Avatar
    Adithya Gota

    U r too rich then lol

    Reply
  13. Biswajit Biswas Avatar
    Biswajit Biswas

    It will hang too with that chipset !

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  14. Kartikay Sharma Avatar
    Kartikay Sharma

    Doode lag is a special feature that Samsung integrate in its phone but people don’t get it

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  15. Vivek Kumar Avatar
    Vivek Kumar

    but iam sure its gonna hang too

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  16. Simon Minz Avatar
    Simon Minz

    Whats the use when they have a terrible RAM management? Samsung is waste.

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  17. Vivek Damale Avatar
    Vivek Damale

    @Draven Dark Exynos is closed source no third party development, heating and other issues come when you are at development stage and i own some well know devices like note 5 s6 edge and s6 and some qualcomm devices which have SoC 810 v2.0(m9 and flex 2) and with SoC 810 v2.1(OnePlus 2, nexus 6p) as far my development i would prefer Snapdragon..

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  18. Suveen Kumar Vundavalli Avatar
    Suveen Kumar Vundavalli

    It’s because exynos is manufactured by #samsung and using their on processor decreases manufacturing cost of device and technically increased sales of processor.

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  19. Bilal Quadri Avatar
    Bilal Quadri

    Tony Joseph holyyy U0001f60dU0001f60dU0001f60dU0001f60dU0001f60dU0001f60dU0001f60dU0001f60dU0001f60d

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  20. Aurthohin Shuvo Avatar
    Aurthohin Shuvo

    Yes s7 but i will use my king note5

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  21. Daniel Santiago Avatar
    Daniel Santiago

    We already knew that. The kirin 950 processor got over 95,000 on antutu. The snapdragon 820 will be garbage compare to Huawei’s and samsungs processor

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  22. Aurthohin Shuvo Avatar
    Aurthohin Shuvo

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    Daniel Santiago

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  23. Aman Arora Avatar
    Aman Arora

    snapdragon always wins in real world performance, graphics and battery backup … snapdragon is the best … i have exynos S5 and i can tell you that snapdragon version is far better than exynos in real life performance, battery backup and in graphics …. exynos sucks …

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  24. Harshan Babu Avatar
    Harshan Babu

    Exynos mass da :)

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  25. Tapan Bhanot Avatar
    Tapan Bhanot

    Must be fake like they did earlier with another phone of theirs!!!

    Reply
  26. Swati Sharma Avatar
    Swati Sharma

    International giveaway https://wn.nr/HyVRn

    Reply
  27. Manikkavasagam Vs Avatar
    Manikkavasagam Vs

    Harshan Babu u have to c this

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  28. Yogesh Jain Avatar
    Yogesh Jain

    The new exynos is not only powerful but it is also battery freindly,so there is need of such processors

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  29. Yogesh Jain Avatar
    Yogesh Jain

    Snapdragon was great possessor before ,but now there is exynos,keiren,

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  30. Draven Dark Avatar
    Draven Dark

    Yes. Qualcom overheat. Very fast battery drain. Maybe works fine in low temp place but here in asia. Not good.

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  31. Vivek Damale Avatar
    Vivek Damale

    That’s why I said “wait for QC 820”

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  32. Draven Dark Avatar
    Draven Dark

    Qualcomm overheat and fast battery drain.. that why they change.. maybe. Qualcom maybe works fine on area low temp..

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  33. Dipanjan Ray Avatar
    Dipanjan Ray

    Antutu benchmark just gives a synthetic score. Real world performance is the main concern.

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  34. vaibhavdhorta1 Avatar
    vaibhavdhorta1

    please we no longer need powerful chips we need power effitient chips.

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  35. Vivek Damale Avatar
    Vivek Damale

    If they score more than 100k on Antutu won’t make a good chipset just wait for Qualcomm 820

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  36. Vivek Damale Avatar
    Vivek Damale

    hahaha it will eventually

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  37. Roydon PhilipDsa Avatar
    Roydon PhilipDsa

    Do we really need this?? 810 is fine enough for even 4k display..

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  38. Dushyant Singh Choudhary Avatar
    Dushyant Singh Choudhary

    What if it still lag.

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  39. Rana Arvind Avatar
    Rana Arvind

    oh my god…..
    …
    …
    100K+ !!

    Reply
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    Fiza Arif

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