For a long time, the mobile chipset race has had a clear winner when it came to performance and power efficiency, and that was Apple's Bionic chipsets. The latest and greatest of silicon to adorn iPhones is the A17 Pro — notice the"Bionic" part has been dropped and now we have a"Pro" thrown in — which is so powerful that it can even handle console-level games on the
The competition has been catching up though. Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 actually managed to beat the A17 Pro in one of our graphics tests, specifically the 3DMark Extreme benchmark which is the one that taxes the GPU more intensively. Check out the full performance test results below: Unlike previous years when Samsung released its flagship"S" series in two versions. one with the company's own Exynos chipsets and one with Qualcomm's Snapdragon SoCs , thelineup, and one official representative of the company, Samsung LSI president Park Yong-in, said something during a keynote presentation at the Semiconductor Expo which might hint the tech giant will make a ground-shaking comeback with its next flagship chipset, the Exynos 2400.
Mr. Park Yong-in stated he thinks"'Exynos 2400' will do well because it has superior graphics processing performance than the products of North American competitors." Now, there is no straightforward finger-pointing going on here, but given how limited Samsung's competition is in North America, we would venture to take an educated guess and say that it is Apple's A17 Pro that's being addressed here.The safest guess would be that Samsung will stick to what it knows.
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