Samsung kinda stealthily announced the Exynos 2500 chipset earlier today and we finally get all the details that of this chipset. They’re looking to be stunning as well, as it is made with a 3nm GAA process node, has 10-cores, and also using new prime cores alongside a new AMD GPU.
On Samsung’s website, it is also said that the processor is made with the 3nm GAA and also reduced thickness through FOWLP packaging.
Here are the specs in summary:
- CPU cores
- Deca-cores
- Cortex-X5 (1×3.3GHz)
- Cortex-A725 (2×2.74GHz)
- Cortex-A725 (5×2.36GHz)
- Cortex-A520 (2×1.8GHz)
- New 4th generation Samsung Xclipse 950 GPU
- Deca-cores
- LPDDR5X memory support
- Up to 4K 120Hz display support
- Up to 320MP single camera sensor
For the CPUs, Samsung did state that it is about 15% improvement over its predecessor.
As of now, we do know that the GPU is again made in collaboration with AMD and it is based on the RDNA 3 architecture. From what we can find out on the official website, it says that they’re adopting a two-shader engine structure and now upgraded to 8 Work Group Processor (WGP) and 8 Render Back-end (RB). Still, I am really anticipating the adoption of FSR in mobile games – that will surely improve the performance and power draw. Arm ASR, which is based on FSR 2, is already open for mobile game developers to implement in their games and I think many game developers will adopt it soon.
Furthermore, the modem has also improved to support non-terrestrial networks (NTN). That means satellite connections are supported by this new Exynos 2500, alongside Bluetooth 5.4 and also WiFi 7 support. It’s looking to be one of the most up-to-date modem that we have right now.
Honestly speaking, I am excited about this new chipset. More competition in the market is always better for all of us – and I’m glad Samsung isn’t giving up even though the release of the Exynos 2500 is about 6 months late to the party.
Specs aside, I am curious how it will actually perform in a device. No one buys a phone or tablet to run benchmarks 24/7 anyway, so a proper gaming test is the way to go.
We’ll definitely test out the device that is going to use the Exynos 2500 – so stay tuned.
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