It goes without saying that the Samsung Galaxy S30 will be more powerful than the Samsung Galaxy S20, but now we have an idea of how much more powerful, and that could be quite a leap. Based on leaked benchmarks shared by GizChina, the GPU of Samsung's next big smartphone chipset (rumored to be the Exynos 1000) is capable of up to three times faster performance than the GPU of the Snapdragon 865, which is the The current best Android chipset, found in US models of the Galaxy S20. The benchmark included three tests, the biggest difference being at "Aztec High", where the Snapdragon 650's Adreno 865 GPU managed 20 frames per second, while the Exynos 1000's GPU managed 58 frames per second.
Not always so fast
It should be noted that the Exynos wasn't that far ahead on the other two tests: on the ``Aztec Normal'' it managed 138.25 frames per second, while the Adreno 650 managed 53 frames per second, and on the Manhattan 3.1 test, it hit 181.8 frames per second. second, with the Adreno 650 getting 123 fps. However, in all cases, the Exynos 1000's GPU was ahead. However, there are a few other things to keep in mind. First of all, these are just GPU performance, not chipset performance as a whole, so the Exynos 1000 won't necessarily be that much faster in all circumstances. Second, benchmarks that leaked early should always be taken with a pinch of salt. They could be fake, and even if they're not, they'll work on non-final material, though if anything from the last point means the Exynos 1000 could be even better in the end. If this benchmark is the real deal, depending on where you are in the world, you still won't be able to experience this power for yourself, as Samsung typically uses Snapdragon chipsets for its flagship phones in the US. But of course there will also be a new Snapdragon chipset (probably dubbed the Snapdragon 875) ready in time for the S30, and this too should be a huge improvement over the Snapdragon 865.