Exynos 2200 may presently don't be a possibility for the Samsung Galaxy S22

One of the most expected handsets of the year is the Samsung Galaxy S22 series. We expect it will accompany an entire host of updates and new elements, however something we are anticipating would be the new Exynos 2200 chipset. This is on the grounds that it will be the main Samsung Exynos chipset to highlight the utilization of AMD's illustrations.

It sounds pretty intriguing given that AMD's Radeon GPUs are really famous among PC gamers, so it makes sense that AMD's tech could do ponders for Samsung's phones also. Sadly, that may presently don't be the situation.

As per a report from SamMobile and furthermore posts made on Twitter, it appears to be that Samsung might have chosen not to utilize the Exynos 2200 in the Galaxy S22 series. The tweet above even proposes that the chipset might have been rejected, albeit that appears to be fairly impossible given how late we are in the game.

SamMobile's report, in any case, proposes that the Exynos 2200 could in any case make a big appearance not long from now, yet that it probably won't be utilized for the Galaxy S22 series. Take all of this with a huge portion of salt since nothing has been authoritatively affirmed (or denied) yet, yet maybe the underlying benchmarks of the Exynos 2200 were a piece disappointing where Samsung presently not had a sure outlook on involving it for its lead phones.