New Exynos vs A12 bionic

[pax]

Impressive...


https://www.tomshardware.com/news/sa...-gpu-benchmark


Benchmark: Unnamed Radeon Exynos SoC...Apple Bionic A14 (iPhone 12 Pro)
Manhattan 3.1 181.8 FPS...............................146.4 FPS
Aztek Normal 138.25 FPS..............................79.8 FPS
Aztek High School 58 FPS....................................30.5 FPS

Most impressive...

[logical]

Competition is great but we got to see this thing in a real phone. I'm sure if apple ran the a14 without power limits it can do way better than it does in a phone. I mean look at the m1 chip apple has put out.

I'll take these numbers with a grain of salt.

[somewon]

Most impressive indeed. These numbers look amazing.
How soon before we see this in a production device?

[Lazy8s]

From the link in OP.

Of course, take all these results with a grain of salt, as you would with any leak. The fact that there aren't even photos of the leak could cast further doubt. Plus, these are GPU-only related tasks, we know nothing about the CPU performance of this SoC.

[LordHawkwind]

Here you go from Hexus.net

"According to the source, the Samsung SoC may have been running at an 'unrealistically high power draw' for mobile. However, it is early days and for a prototype it appears to be doing well, especially in graphics tests – hence the idea that it is a part introducing Radeon GPU cores to Exynos. Last but not least, the source cited by ITHome suggests that we might see something official about this in Q2 this year."

link here..https://hexus.net/business/news/comp...ductor-output/

[logical]

Originally Posted by LordHawkwind

Here you go from Hexus.net

"According to the source, the Samsung SoC may have been running at an 'unrealistically high power draw' for mobile. However, it is early days and for a prototype it appears to be doing well, especially in graphics tests – hence the idea that it is a part introducing Radeon GPU cores to Exynos. Last but not least, the source cited by ITHome suggests that we might see something official about this in Q2 this year."

link here..https://hexus.net/business/news/comp...ductor-output/

Figured as much. When we see numbers like that across the board something is up. The numbers will come down before it gets released but there will probably another 1-2 iterations of apples A chip before it comes out as well. So its lead may or may not be there when it gets into consumers hands.