Leaks continue about the upcoming new Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra phone, which show details about the power of performance that the phone will come with, as it appears that the company will continue the policy of using two processors for the same phone that varies according to the target markets.
Samsung is working on the new generation of its flagship phones, the Galaxy S24, and it will be a family of 3 models, the regular and the Plus model, in addition to the more expensive option, the Galaxy S24 Ultra, which is expected to arrive next February.
In new leaks, the strength of the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s performance was revealed through the leak of the Geekbench performance measurements document for existing tests from the company before the launch of the new phone, and it appears that the observed phone has model number SM-S928B, which is expected for the Ultra model that runs on the new Snapdragon 8 third generation processor.
It is noteworthy here that Samsung is launching two options of its phones with Exynos processors developed by the same company, and the other with Qualcomm’s newest processor, which bears the name Snapdragon.
According to the document, the phone is powered by a third-generation Snapdragon 8 processor and is supported by 12 GB of RAM.
Performance on the phone gave 2059 points for the first core work force test (single-core), while the rating reached 4506 points from Geekbench for the multi-core test for more work at the same time.
The document shows information about Qualcomm’s next processor, and although it has not been announced definitively, it is expected to be next December, before the launch of a new generation of leading phones that will be powered by it.
The processor relies on 8 cores in its performance, the main one with a frequency of 3.30 GHz. There is a negative note here, and it is supported by 3 cores with a frequency of 3.15 GHz, two cores with a frequency of 2.95 GHz and a dual core with a frequency of 2.27 GHz for light work.
What is interesting about the first core, which handles most of the tasks and takes over the processor’s work during use, is that its frequency is 3.30 GHz – the frequency reflects the strength of performance – which is lower than the central core in the previous generation S23 Ultra processor, which had a frequency of 3.36 GHz.
It is also indicated that the new Exynos 2400 processor that Samsung is preparing for its new phones will be the one that will power the Galaxy S24 Ultra, and its central core has a frequency of 3.32 GHz, that is, better than the Qualcomm processor.
It is also worth noting that tests of the Exynos 2400 processor appeared to be running with 8 GB of RAM. Will this be the option available in European countries – most likely the market for phones with a Samsung processor – or will there be other options?
