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In a remarkable move, Samsung has been caught publicly testing a potentially game-changing new Galaxy smartphone. Picked up by SamMobile, Samsung has been logging benchmarks on GFXBench for its first Galaxy smartphone to use a custom AMD Radeon GPU and the headline numbers are extraordinary.
138.25 frames per second (fps) in Aztec Normal (the Snapdragon 865’s Adreno 650 GPU hits 53 fps)
58 fps in Aztec High (the Adreno 650 GPU manages 20 fps)
Yes, Samsung’s AMD-powered smartphone chipset is delivering circa 2.5x the performance of the fastest Android chipset on the market. It’s also enough to blow away Apple’s A13 used in the iPhone 11 line-up and the new 2020 iPhone SE. Yes, the A13 is a 2019 chipset, but it’s hard to image Apple bridging this gap based on the anticipated release of this new Samsung hardware.
138.25 frames per second (fps) in Aztec Normal (the Snapdragon 865’s Adreno 650 GPU hits 53 fps)
58 fps in Aztec High (the Adreno 650 GPU manages 20 fps)
Yes, Samsung’s AMD-powered smartphone chipset is delivering circa 2.5x the performance of the fastest Android chipset on the market. It’s also enough to blow away Apple’s A13 used in the iPhone 11 line-up and the new 2020 iPhone SE. Yes, the A13 is a 2019 chipset, but it’s hard to image Apple bridging this gap based on the anticipated release of this new Samsung hardware.