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Samsung RDNA2 Xclipse 920 GPU 25% Faster Than Adreno 730 in Vulkan Benchmarks

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2022/01/24 00:11:12 (permalink)
https://www.techpowerup.com/291261/samsung-rdna2-xclipse-920-gpu-25-faster-than-adreno-730-in-vulkan-benchmarks
 
The upcoming Samsung Exynos 2200 mobile processor that is set to feature in the S22 series of phones features an RDNA2 Xclipse 920 GPU designed in collaboration with AMD. This new GPU has surfaced in various Geekbench scores where it handily outperforms the Adreno 730 found in the flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. The Exynos 2200 achieved an OpenCL Geekbench score of 9,143 points which is 50.7% higher than the OnePlus 10 Pro sporting a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. The processor also performed impressively in the Vulkan benchmarks scoring an average of 8,556 points which places it between 17 - 25% faster. These synthetic benchmarks aren't always entirely reflective of actual performance and we have yet to see power and heat figures so we will need to wait until Samsung officially releases the S22 lineup on February 9th to determine if this will be the new mobile champion.
 
Maybe Samsung will finally have a processor better than a Snapdragon. 
 


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    Re: Samsung RDNA2 Xclipse 920 GPU 25% Faster Than Adreno 730 in Vulkan Benchmarks 2022/01/24 04:42:07 (permalink)
    Will shall soon see, but I think Qualcomm will have an answer for Samsung's Exynos 2200.  I hope for Samsung's sake , power draw and heat are under control.  It's a shame we probably won't see this in the US for the S22s.


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