The regular Samsung Galaxy S10 has been benchmarked with some impressive scores. Unfortunately, the Exynos-powered model is less powerful than the Snapdragon 855 equivalent and Apple’s iPhone XS The regular Samsung Galaxy S10 has been benchmarked with some impressive scores. Unfortunately, the Exynos-powered model is less powerful than the Snapdragon 855 equivalent and Apple’s iPhone XS
Produced by the same Exynos 9820 and 6GB of RAM combination found in the larger model, the regular version of Samsung’s upcoming flagship reached a total of 9570 points on the multi-core test and a very respectable 4382 points on the single-core alternative.
These numbers are 1571 and 1134 points ahead of the Galaxy S10+ that was spotted earlier and are more or less on par with the expectations for the chipset at this stage. Once the chip is tested in combination with the final software, though, the multi-core result will probably be closer to the 10,000 mark putting it on par with the These numbers are 1571 and 1134 points ahead of the Galaxy S10+ that was spotted earlier and are more or less on par with the expectations for the chipset at this stage.
