Galaxy S22 can’t even beat old iPhone
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S22 should actually have to assert itself against the iPhone 13. But it is already clear that the next top smartphone from Samsung cannot even outdo the last generation in terms of performance.
Samsung Galaxy S22: First benchmark disappointed
Apple introduced the iPhone 13 and introduced a new Apple A15 processor at the same time. Samsung will follow suit in January with the Galaxy S22 and Exynos 2200, which should increase in performance thanks to the AMD GPU. A first benchmark of the Samsung smartphone shows that you can shouldn’t have too high expectations (Source: Ice Universe). Because the Exynos 2200 doesn’t even surpass the Apple A14 that works in the iPhone 12 Pro.
According to this, the Samsung Galaxy S22 with Exynos 2200 got 1,073 points in the single-core and 3,389 points in the multi-core test by Geekbench. The leaker says, however, that the performance in the final version will be higher, since the clock will be raised from 2.59 to 3.00 GHz. But even then you will Hardly beat the iPhone 12 Pro. The Apple A14 got 1,575 points in the single-core and 3,857 in the multi-core test. The expectations were significantly higher.
If you consider that the Apple A15 in the iPhone 13 Pro goes one step further, Samsung is massively inferior to the big competitor in the Galaxy S22. It is quite possible that the performance in games could be a bit higher due to the AMD GPU, but that has yet to be shown. Here, too, Apple is making significant gains year after year.
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Of course, the result is only an initial benchmark for a pre-production model. The performance in normal use could be excellent and leave little to be desired. Nevertheless, one can use the raw numbers to compare the development progress of the companies. And here Samsung has to top it up properlyso as not to be shaken off completely. With the M1 processor, Apple has proven what the company is capable of.
