Samsung May Use Its Exynos 1000 for All Galaxy S21 Variants, Dropping the Snapdragon 875 Option Completely

Samsung was earlier reported to stick with the Snapdragon 865 for its upcoming Milky way S21 because the rumored cost hike of the Snapdragon 875 would accept ridiculously increased the toll of the company's future flagships. Considering that even the base Galaxy S20 was stamped with a $999 price tag at release, things will showtime to wait real dicey for Samsung when generating sales if the company sticks with the Snapdragon 875. Fortunately, Samsung is rumored to take an ace up its sleeve and that's to omit the use of both the Snapdragon 875 and Snapdragon 865 in all markets. That is correct; Samsung might be going all-in with its ain silicon.

Samsung May Offset Selling Exynos 1000 Versions of the Milky way S21 in the U.S. Too

A fresh tweet from someone who goes by the Twitter name 'Your favourite Chun is back' can 'confirm' that Samsung won't exist using the Snapdragon 865 for its Galaxy S21 series. Instead, the company may use the Exynos 1000, which is rumored to exist the Korean giant's upcoming silicon made on the avant-garde 5nm node, sporting Cortex-A78 functioning cores and may rely on either the Mali-G78 or AMD'southward RDNA GPU.

I tin confirm that Samsung won't use Snapdragon 865 again for their S21, instead I heard that Samsung could use Exynos m for all S21 varrient (US, China included) https://t.co/XN99kJMRVe

— Your favourite Chun is back (@Boby25846908) July vii, 2020

Because the mess Samsung made with Exynos 990, information technology's highly similar the company's flake division went back to the drawing lath and started from scratch on how they volition be making rectifications. In fact, there was an before leak of an unnamed Samsung chipset paired with an AMD GPU and it beat the Snapdragon 865's Adreno 650 in a series of benchmarking tests.

This leak lonely delivers a whole lot of hope surrounding the development of the Exynos 1000, but Samsung is going to have to exercise some heavy marketing in order to convince buyers that its Exynos-fueled Galaxy S21 serial is worth getting. Using a custom silicon might also allow Samsung to gain improve pricing leverage on its ain smartphones, because as of right now, flagship handsets have reached a new loftier, making it extremely difficult for customers to upgrade regularly.

Galaxy S21

Samsung debating internally if to use the SD865 again
that now will exist cheaper, some* of the points being used:

- cheaper S21´southward for the public
- same price, more than profit
- tiny price cutting, still more profit
- Exynos 1000 looks better
- SD875 is overkill

im hearing

— Mauri QHD (@MauriQHD) June 27, 2020

Samsung is also reportedly working on its improved Exynos 992, which is made on the 5nm compages. Even if this silicon reduces the operation gap between the Snapdragon 865, then we have loftier hopes from the upcoming Exynos one thousand, and we'll update you on the company's plans in the near time to come.

News Source: Twitter (Boby25846908)