After the Exynos 990 should come the Exynos 1000, right? Doesn’t appear that will be the case as a Geekbench listing of a phone believed to be the Galaxy S21 Plus has revealed that the next flagship Exynos processor will be called the Exynos 2100.
The device was benchmarked today as the “samsung SM-G996B” and the benchmark result, in addition to its source code, has revealed details of the phone and chipset.
The Galaxy S21 Plus runs Android 11 and the information for the motherboard is listed as “exynos2100”. The chipset has a base frequency of 2.21GHz and the phone has 8GB of RAM. The benchmark scores are 1040 and 3107 points for single-core and multi-core respectively.
The info gotten from the source code shows the Exynos 2100 is an octa-core processor just like the Exynos 990 but with a different CPU arrangement. Unlike its predecessor which has a 2+2+4 arrangement, the new chipset uses a 1+3+4 CPU cores arrangement.
The prime core is clocked at 2.91GHz, the performance cores are clocked at 2.81GHz and the efficiency cores are clocked at 2.21GHz. The source code also reveals the Exynos 2100 has a Mali-G78 GPU. The benchmark result already shows that the new CPU brings a noticeable improvement in performance when compared to the Exynos 990. We expect the new GPU will also bring a significant improvement in performance.
Samsung should announce the Exynos 2100 before the end of the year ahead of its debut in the Galaxy S21 next year.
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