Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra – COMPLETE DOMINATION!

We’re only 8 months away from the launch of the Galaxy S22, and yet the phone remains to be making headlines within the tech world, partly attributable to the incontrovertible fact that it should be the primary phone on this planet to feature AMD’s latest graphics. AMD has already confirmed at Computex that the brand new Exynos chipset will feature advanced gaming features found on PS5 and Xbox Series phones.

So we all know that the Galaxy S22 will feature powerful graphics, but we do not understand how it compares to one of the best and strongest phones available on the market. Well, that changes today as this AMD GPU has appeared on a GPU testing site called 3D mark. Ice Universe tweeted that Samsung is currently testing the AMD GPU on the Exynos platform and it achieved a rating of 8134 within the 3D wildlife test, which is the very best rating the smartphone has been in a position to achieve on the benchmark site. For this test, they use a two-year-old Cortex A77 processor, not the newest ones that ARM introduced recently. So the ultimate chipset could deliver even higher graphics performance, as the newest Cortex-X2 and Cortex-A710 processor cores are significantly faster than the Cortex-A77 cores utilized in this test.

In any case, it also shows a mean frame rate of fifty, which is again the very best for any smartphone. How does it compare to the newest Snapdragon 888, Exynos 2100 and the Apple A14 bionic? Well, the Snapdragon-powered Galaxy S21 Ultra scored 5177 and 31 frames per second, while the Exynos 2100 variant scored 5295. It’s remarkable how much difference there’s between the AMD GPU and current Android chipsets.

Notably, Samsung’s latest chip also beats Apple’s A14 Bionic chip, which scored 7,668 points at a mean frame rate of 40fps. Interestingly, the M1 chipset scores around 17,000 points on this test, almost twice as many. The thing is, nevertheless, that M1 won’t ever come to iPhones, since it is meant for much larger devices with more room for cooling and warmth dissipation. A very good graphics card or perhaps a processor in a smartphone is one that doesn’t experience many performance drops. Snapdragon chips are good at this because they’ve great, sustained performance. Apple is thought to give attention to “peak” reasonably than “sustainable” GPU performance, so performance suffers whenever you play games for long periods of time on iPhones.

Time will tell whether AMD will adopt Snapdragon’s approach or Apple’s. Nevertheless, it’s nice to see the Android chipset beat out Apple’s best smartphone chipset when it comes to graphics performance. Samsung is predicted to unveil its latest Exynos chip in July and it’s currently an absolute beast that can take gaming on Android phones to record levels.

We’ve more official photos of the Galaxy Z Flip 3, showing the phone in quite a lot of colours. There’s nothing particularly surprising here, because we already know what they’re presupposed to appear like. But interestingly, the duvet shows August 11, which appears to be the official date of the Unpacked event, because the device’s display in renders normally gives its exact release date. Subsequently, previous information concerning the organization of the event on August 3 might be not true.