The performance of the Exynos processor family produced by Samsung is criticized by many users. According to the report published by the famous analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Samsung will only include the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor in the Galaxy S23 family.
Only Snapragon 8 Gen 2 processor will be used in Galaxy S23
With the decision it took last year, Samsung, which also offered Snapdragon variant devices in our country, could not achieve the performance it expected in the Eyxnos 2300 work. The problem, which has arisen due to supply and chip shortages, will apparently bring the end of the flagship Exynos processors.
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The Exynos 2300 processor, which is planned to be offered to users with 4nm technology, lagged behind the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 model. 1 in Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor Cortex-X32 pcs Cortex-A7202 pcs Cortex-A710 and 3 pieces Cortex-A510 contains the core. As a graphical interface Adreno 740 will be used.
One of the most important features expected in the Galaxy S23 series was the under-screen camera technology. According to information shared by sources close to the company, under-screen camera technology will not be used in the Galaxy S23 family. It is among the leaked information that the front camera will be 12 Megapixels.
It is stated that the company will prefer a 200 Megapixel lens in the rear camera lineup. Completing the R&D studies of ISOCELL HP3 sensor technology, Samsung will show off the camera performance in the Galaxy S23 family.
In the past months, it has been claimed that Samsung will use a MediaTek processor in the Galaxy S23 family. Although Ming-Chi Kuo does not make a statement about the MediaTek claim, it is estimated that the company will turn to the MediaTek alternative instead of Exynos.
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