The Exynos-powered Galaxy S10+ has set some pretty unimpressive benchmark scores which put it significantly behind the Snapdragon 855-powered model. From the looks of things, though, the results are down to poor optimization. The Exynos-powered Galaxy S10+ has set some pretty unimpressive benchmark scores which put it significantly behind the Snapdragon 855-powered model. From the looks of things, though, the results are down to poor optimization.
With the help of the Exynos 9820,6GB of RAM, and Android 9 Pie, the global With the help of the Exynos 9820,6GB of RAM, and Android 9 Pie, the global Galaxy S10+ scored 3248 points on Geekbench’s single-core test. Likewise, when all cores were working together, the upcoming flagship managed to reach a total of 7999 points.
When compared to most smartphones, there’s no denying these results are still pretty impressive. However, when placed alongside other flagships such as the When compared to most smartphones, there’s no denying these results are still pretty impressive. However, when placed alongside other flagships such as the iPhone XS or even last year’s Galaxy S9 the numbers are pretty lackluster.
