As expected, Samsung today announced its new Exynos 2100 system circuitry. The novelty circuit is the company’s top model and successor to last year’s Exynos 990 model and competitor Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 888 model. Exynos 2100 is manufactured using Samsung’s five-nanometer EUV manufacturing process, which allows % lower power consumption and 14% better performance than the predecessor model.

The circuit uses the structure of three processor core groups and has abandoned the use of its own high-performance core. Exynos 2100 includes one high-performance Cortex-X1-based core with a maximum clock speed of 2.9 GHz, three Cortex-A 78 cores with a maximum clock frequency of 2.8 GHz, and four low-current Cortex-A 55 cores operating at a maximum clock frequency of 2.2 GHz. The processor implementation is promised to offer up to 40% better multi-core performance than has been Samsung’s weakness in the past. Single-core performance has improved according to Samsung’s own tests 20%.

The graphics processor is ARM Mali-G 78 MP 14, whose performance is praised for improved 40% over the predecessor model. The circuit also supports 144 Hz HDR 14 + monitors, 4K resolution, and 8K video output to an external display device. Exynos 2100 supports LPDDR5 memory 51, 2 Gbit / s memory bandwidth, and UFS 3.1 storage.

Exynos 2100 is the company’s first flagship circuit equipped with an integrated 5G modem. The modem supports less than 6 GHz as well as mmWave frequency bands, carrier aggregation and 4G connections with as much as 3 Gbit / s download speed and 422 Mbit / s transmission speed (Cat. 24 / 18)

The circuit’s three-core neural processing unit (NPU) is capable of performing million operations per second (TOPS) in excess of 70% more than in the predecessor model. The quad-core image signal processor supports up to six cameras as well as a 200 megapixel camera sensor, which is rumored to be in Samsung’s release tube. Skills also include the ability to combine image data from multiple cameras to improve the image quality of an ultra-wide-angle camera or zoom. The circuit is also capable of 8K 60 FPS H. 265 video decoding and 8K 30 FPS H. 265 package

The circuit is said to be already in mass production and rumors say the Exynos 2100 circuit will be seen in use on Samsung’s Galaxy S on smartphones.

Source: Samsung