The recent winner of the chip wars that have been going on for years is undoubtedly Qualcomm. For years, on the Android front, Qualcomm-produced Snapdragon chips have occupied the top positions in the market, while we see that the companies that follow from time to time approach and sometimes pass by Qualcomm. Considered as a competitor by everyone, the company manages to surpass manufacturers, especially MediaTek and Samsung, every year.
But for the last two years, manufacturers have been making more effort to catch up with Qualcomm. Especially last year, Samsung’s Exynos 2100 chip gave almost the same results as Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888. Snapdragon was 2 to 6 percent better than Exynos in most areas. The MediaTek front, on the other hand, caught up with its rival in the middle segment and planned to surpass it in the upper segment this year.
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Manufacturers compete with Snapdragon
The fact that the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, introduced this year, already has heating problems, was a great opportunity for the MediaTek Dimensity 9000, which came to meet a great expectation. The company said that the new chip will surpass Snapdragon’s flagship in some areas. Geekbench data emerging today revealed that the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra will come with two different chips. And of course, the performance details…
Galaxy S22 Ultra, which will enter some markets with the Exynos chip and some markets with the Snapdragon chip, as usual, entered the Geekbench test with two different processors. According to the data revealed, the Exynos 2200 chipset version of the phone got 1014 points in a single core and 3415 points in a multi-core.
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The Snapdragon front, on the other hand, made a difference to its rival, especially in a single core. The S22 Ultra model, which will come with Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, achieved 1226 points in single-core and 3462 points in multi-core. In addition, the phones entered the test with 8GB of RAM.
The phone, which will be introduced this year, will clearly reveal the difference between Snapdragon and Exynos. Let’s see if Samsung can catch up with its rival this time. Or will Snapdragon continue to carry the flag of leadership? We’ll see…