Exynos-powered Samsung Galaxy S21 could prevail over its Qualcomm variation

One of the complains that Samsung clients have had as of late is that the Exynos variations of the organization's lead telephones appear to fail to meet expectations contrasted with the Qualcomm variants. The irritated is justifiable in light of the fact that clients are basically following through on a similar cost, despite the fact that for this situation, Exynos clients are getting "less".

Fortunately with the Samsung Galaxy S21, apparently the Exynos variations could really beat those controlled by Qualcomm. This is as indicated by a tweet by Ice Universe who shared what seems, by all accounts, to be benchmark results for the Exynos 2100, and how it might beat the Qualcomm Snapdragon 875 as far as execution.

Both chipsets are said to utilize the Cortex-X1 as the essential center, yet clearly Samsung's customizations in the Exynos 2100 could permit it to pull in front of the Snapdragon 875. While this is uplifting news, assuming valid, Samsung will currently have another issue on their hands where clients with the Qualcomm variation probably won't be excessively satisfied by this.

There have been bits of gossip proposing that Samsung could really open up its Exynos chipsets to more handset producers one year from now, so if the benchmarks are precise, it would appear that Qualcomm could have stiffer rivalry to anticipate. The way things are, Qualcomm is pretty much the default chipset of decision for some cell phones, yet if Samsung somehow managed to step their game up, we could be taking a gander at more varieties in 2021.