Samsung is trying to prove that this time its proprietary processors dedicated to flagship smartphones will work as well as the alternative from the Qualcomm company. On the SpeedTest G channel, a direct comparison of the operation of the Samsung Galaxy S smartphone 21 Ultra 5G version with the Snapdragon chip 888 and Exynos 2100. It turns out that the solution of the Koreans is doing quite well, and in the first part of the test, which focuses on the performance of the processor itself, it beat Snapdragon 888. Unfortunately, in the case of GPU and mixed tests, it is not so colorful. So you can say with a sneer “Exynos is still in shape”, although the company made a noticeable progress in this matter.

Comparison of the CPU and GPU operation of Qualcomm Snapdragon chips 888 and Exynos 2100 on the example of the Galaxy S smartphone 21 Ultra 5G. We know the winner.

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Yesterday I published a Samsung Galaxy S smartphone test for you 21 5G and literally in a moment I start the procedure of checking the possibilities of a higher model with the note Ultra in the name. Then I will also have a fuller insight into the real features of these devices. I regret the fact that it is not possible to directly match Exynos 2100 with Snapdragon 888. Nevertheless, we can use the test of smartphones using these two chipsets, which appeared on the SpeedTest G channel. Looking at the results obtained by the title systems, one can come to interesting conclusions. Naturally, Exynos generally loses to Snapdragon, but there is one small “but” here. Samsung may have slight differences due to CPU power.

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To the point. In the test, the CPU Exynos 2100 slightly beat Snapdragon 888, but it is most likely a matter of higher clock speed. In the mixed test, Samsung did much worse. The Exynosa GPU is inferior to its competitor. It was similar in the mixed test. This is how the Samsung chip lost to the Qualcomm chip. The problem is that the differences are minimal and allow us to say that the Koreans have made remarkable progress in this matter. Remember that the Samsung Galaxy S 21 Ultra is still a young device. Upcoming software updates may contain optimization fixes that will redefine the power distribution.

Source: GpeedTest G