Samsung’s Exynos 2600 runs Geekbench again with improved scores | Infinium-tech
Back in July, Samsung’s Exynos 2600 chipset was seen with less than impressive results in the Geekbench online database-a 2,155 single-core score and 7,788 multi-core score.
Today the chip has re -run the benchmark, which has a much better scores, and which finally live up to its major level. This time, it managed the 3,309 single-core score and 11,256 multi-core score, so Samsung is definitely getting things for better things, given how these results are close to Apple’s M3 and defeat Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite.
The second benchmark score of Exynos 2600 depicts a single-core performance of 3309 and a multi-core performance of 11256, showing signs of development!
The main core reaches 3.8GHz. pic.twitter.com/rhku8otrak
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The prime core of the CPU now now reaches 3.8 GHz (above 3.55 GHz), three performance core goes to 3.26 GHz (above 2.96 GHz), and six other core go to 2.76 GHz (above 2.46 GHz).
Exynos 2600 is expected to be the first mobile Soc on the 2Nm process. According to Samsung, it should introduce “a significant improvement in NPU performance” with “enhanced support for on-device AI” compared to Exinos 2500. The Exynos 2600 is most likely that in January the Galaxy S26 Pro and the Galaxy S26 age will be the beginning.
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