A benchmark test leaked last Wednesday (23), carried out with the Galaxy S30 Plus, one of the models that will integrate the Samsung flagship line expected to debut in 2021, showed that the device may not be as powerful as if expected.
The test results, which appeared in the Geekbench performance comparator, were made with a device whose model number, SM-G996B, is linked to the Samsung Galaxy S30 Plus (or Galaxy S21 Plus, by which it can also be called). The tested phone version has Android 11, 8 GB of RAM and an unknown Exynos 2100 processor.
There are still no further details regarding this chipset, but its score was below that recorded with an initial reference of the Exynos 1000, a processor that would be chosen to equip the Galaxy S30 (or S21) line, according to speculation.
In the leaked results, the S30 Plus with Exynos 2100 reached 1,038 points in the single-core test and 3,060 points in the multi-core, while the data from the Exynos 1000 were 1,302 and 4,250 points, respectively. Despite this, it proved to be better than the tests of the Exynos 990 on the S20 Plus (900 points on the single-core and 2,800 on the multi-core).
Reason for low performance
As it is not known under what conditions the chipset was tested, one of the explanations for the low performance of the S30 Plus in the benchmark test is that it may have been done with an early version of the processor.
After undergoing adjustments to optimize its performance before the launch of the final version of the smartphone, probably in February next year, it is possible that it will present better results in future tests.
In addition to the version with the Exynos processor, Samsung’s new top of the line can also be offered in a variant with Snapdragon 875 in some markets, according to rumor
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