Samsung Galaxy S11 to come with Exynos 9830/SD 865 and LPDDR5 RAM

28 October 2019
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S Yu, 26 Nov 2019I'm not sure where it outperformed the A11. https://www.an... moreMediatech is a joke... I agree that apple cpu-s are crazey fast, but it lagges behind in multicore performance... At he end of the day i would chose Apple cpu but never sd or mediatech...

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    • 26 Nov 2019

    Strazzi, 26 Nov 2019I agree. But it outperformed IP X in benchmarks and RL... I... moreI'm not sure where it outperformed the A11.
    https://www.anandtech.com/show/13392/the-iphone-xs-xs-max-review-unveiling-the-silicon-secrets/4
    Looking at Spec2006 the A11 outperforms the Exynos 9810 in every single metric.

    Yes until now they've been better than Mediatek, but with the release of their new flagship and the disbanding of the Austin CPU team this may change...

      S Yu, 25 Nov 2019These so-called speed tests do nothing to showcase actual p... moreI agree. But it outperformed IP X in benchmarks and RL... I know that last few Exynos CPUs are not as good as SD but it still performes wery well in comperison to Media tech midiocer CPUs...

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        • 25 Nov 2019

        Out of Control, 30 Oct 2019It's likely that the Exynos 9830 is in fact the 990. It see... moreThat's pretty much certain. There was an article last week, the 990 was registered somewhere with 9830 in the name.
        What's obvious then is that the HMX will skip lines or pre-bin when doing video(the "creator mode" or whatnot), and there will not be some sort of hybrid zoom at magnifications between the HMX and the 48MP, because the ISP of the 990 only supports max. 108MP readout, which will not allow the main to be read out alongside the auxiliary sensors.
        Shame.

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          • 25 Nov 2019

          Strazzi, 08 Nov 2019You know that s9+ exynos vesion outperforemed IP X in sped ... moreThese so-called speed tests do nothing to showcase actual performance. I turned system animations off on an old backup phone and operations are now much faster, simply because the animations are no longer there to stall time even when there's no load on the SoC.

            Kangal, 30 Oct 2019First comment; I'm not a fanboy and calling me that won't c... moreYou know that s9+ exynos vesion outperforemed IP X in sped tests right?
            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdtmuzB38Jk
            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxFTgOfIEqw
            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trzGURpTKGk

            i can go on...
            And this is not that old stuff...

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              • Anonymous
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              • 04 Nov 2019

              So this last Exyons custom Soc sad.

                Out of Control, 30 Oct 2019It's likely that the Exynos 9830 is in fact the 990. It see... moreThe Exynos 990 isnt supposted to be the 9830.

                  It's likely that the Exynos 9830 is in fact the 990. It seems like 990 is just the renamed version. I would be very surprised if Samsung have two high end SoC's with custom cores.

                    Anonymous, 30 Oct 2019Actually in the s8 exynos was still superior overall. Cpu, ... moreFirst comment; I'm not a fanboy and calling me that won't change a thing. I won't stoop down to have a personal quarrel as I think that isn't productive or worth my time. And I will continue to behave the way I see fit: tech enthusiast.

                    Second comment; you have anecdotal evidence about Apple's history when it comes to bugs, efficiency, and optimisation. And you've thrown in a few excuses in there as well. All I can say is that it is not accurate, and other sources will corroborate this. Since you do not believe in the optimisation or performance of their devices, only third-party facts can persuade you of the point I was making.
                    https://www.anandtech.com/show/14892/the-apple-iphone-11-pro-and-max-review/2
                    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6gW9_YhJLA
                    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spL_9sJL9wA

                    Third comment; again you disagree with me.
                    The only reason the S4 Exynos was slightly superior to the Snapdragon 600, was because the QSD 600 had both low-frequency and throttling issues. This was fixed with the QSD 800 and 801, and Qualcomm had a healthy win for the S5. The S5 Exynos was an early attempt for big.LITTLE and there was many issues, please read up about it. With the Note 4, the QSD 805 was a slightly refined and overclocked 801 and it was decent. But the Exynos variant introduced 64bit processing, and solved many of the early issues with the big.LITTLE scheduler and thread management system. The S8 Exynos was not better than the QSD 835, on the contrary, they were quite close but the Snapdragon version won overall. And when it came to battery drain, it was no contest victory for Snapdragon. It was definitely the better package, not even accounting for the Sony Exmor sensor compared to the Samsung Isocell sensor difference.
                    https://www.anandtech.com/show/11540/samsung-galaxy-s8-exynos-versus-snapdragon/6
                    https://www.techspot.com/review/839-galaxy-s5-exynos-vs-snapdragon/page2.html
                    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeRcKHF4bDc

                    PS: I've posted some links there for you to view and read up on.

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                      • Anonymous
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                      • 30 Oct 2019

                      Kangal, 30 Oct 2019I feel like you're agreeing with me. The diss/fanboyism co... moreActually in the s8 exynos was still superior overall. Cpu, audio, efficiency, abs gpu wasn't much behind.

                      During the s5 the exynos still had better cpu performance and efficiency i believe. And audio of course. Then came the note 4 later that year which the exynos variant had again better audio, cpu, and even better gpu through sustainability.

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                        • Anonymous
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                        • 30 Oct 2019

                        Kangal, 30 Oct 2019I feel like you're agreeing with me. The diss/fanboyism co... moreYou are q fanboy or just simply follow the same belief the fanboys do.
                        If they were squeezing more out of the cpu it would win speed tests.
                        If they got better use out of less ram then why does ios reload more. Why did ios lead for years in app crashes. And if it's so ionized why did they led in app crashes for years?
                        They get decedent mixed usage and great standby time out of a smaller battery because of the better standby time yes. And now thanks to a really efficient soc good battery. And getting better since the plus released because they finally starting having batteries that were bigger.
                        But actual straight run time was always lesser because of smaller batteries. And fastest deteriorating batteries are normal because of their already lower capacity.

                        That list can go on forever. They do optimize some things well but their issues in bugs/lacking optimizing and quality control have shone through time and time again.

                        Especially if you truly aren't a fan... stop acting like one.

                          AnonD-732843, 30 Oct 2019Not only is there no "fanboyism" involved in the OP's comme... moreI feel like you're agreeing with me.
                          The diss/fanboyism comment is to spread lies or false things, such as, that iOS is not optimised for the Apple Ax SoC's. That's what "Anonymous" meant when he said "iOS can't utilize it's full potential".

                          Apple optimises the juice out of that software and processor, so much so that, you can get very fast operation from less RAM or older Processor, much sharper videos (photos good too) than the spec sheet suggests, and have a decent battery life from a much smaller battery unit. So that's definitely two things to be jealous of. The other things would be to have: generally less bugs in the OS/Updates, much faster updates, much longer updates, generally better security, better privacy, better customer support, better SDK support, better accessory support, and better build quality. I know these things cost more time, effort, and money... but I always hoped that the market would spur competition so Android OEMs can match or exceed these qualities.

                          At the end of the day, if I want "the best" the only option is iPhone. Android devices can be more expensive, or have many other qualities, but they lack in the fundamentals I pointed out. I'm rocking the OnePlus 7 Pro as a daily driver, it's rooted, and I'm fiddling with ROMs, Themes, Accessories, Apps, and Emulators. It fits my use better than other phones. I can buy the iPhone 11 Max if I wanted too, and it would make me happy. But for me the 7p is better but for most the iPhone will be the best, that's what I know when I remove my subjective feelings away. Although iPhone's are terrible value, and not everyone will spend time to research or "hack" their OnePlus as I do, so there's different perspectives either way.

                          edit: Snapdragon vs Exynos.
                          Read up the deep-dives on Anandtech to get a clearer picture, but Jaeger is generally correct for the past few years anyway. What it means for S11, we can't tell yet.
                          S1: Exynos better
                          S2: Exynos better
                          S3: Exynos better
                          S4: Exynos better
                          S5: Snapdragon better
                          S6: Exynos better
                          S7: Exynos better
                          S8: Snapdragon better
                          S9: Snapdragon better
                          S10: Snapdragon better
                          S11: ??? better

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                            • 30 Oct 2019

                            Jaeger, 29 Oct 2019That could be a isolated case. My Note9 with SD845 never ov... more"Snapdragon chips are known to be better than Exynos ones in performance, power efficiency and network compatibility."

                            I've heard quite the opposite and I've had Snapdragons all the time but this time I gave a shot to the Exynos and it's all down to who you want to support with your SOC of choice; Americans or South Koreans so let's compare: How long is your SOT?
                            I can get over 8 hours of SOT no problem and that is a full 1/3rd of the day of using my phone.

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                              • 30 Oct 2019

                              Kangal, 29 Oct 2019That's not true at all. In fact, that is fanboyism. Androi... moreNot only is there no "fanboyism" involved in the OP's comment, but nowhere is a "diss" also in sight... OP is stating pure facts of which are true and still current limitations on all Apple devices to date, which could be remedied with a newly released iOS or iPhone or any other i product if Apple chooses to go with the common sense route and not the money leech route.

                              Also, Android OEM's are not only to blame for slow progress but the whole industry as a whole with other external contributors hampering it even more like for example, Apple itself...

                              In essence, you made a fool of yourself so please check yourself.

                                [deleted post]I sounded like a fanboy...
                                ...by admitting I don't like Apple/iPhone's but am jealous of some of its features?

                                Well, if you say so.

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                                  • Anonymous
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                                  • 30 Oct 2019

                                  Anonymous, 29 Oct 2019It’s not only about Powerful Soc it’s about OS and proper o... moreAnd that's where ios is nowhere near the level they are claimed to be. In fact sometimes it is almost down right void of such things.

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                                    • Anonymous
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                                    • 30 Oct 2019

                                    Anonymous, 29 Oct 2019iOS and A Soc matching each other and who wants split scree... moreSorry back here in reality it's a useful advantage

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                                      • 29 Oct 2019

                                      Anonymous, 28 Oct 2019A punch-hole in 2020 ? Anything that reminds the previous... moreNew era starts with number 1, not 0. So according to that, new decade will begin in year 2021. not 2020.

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                                        • Anonymous
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                                        • 29 Oct 2019

                                        Anonymous, 29 Oct 2019iOS and A Soc matching each other and who wants split scree... moreMost phones these days are inching closer to 7 inch mark as far as screen size goes.
                                        Split screen multitasking is super useful. Have been using it since Samsung introduced it back in the day.

                                        iOS definitely hampers the potential of that Soc. There is no doubt about that. Like they could have given super slow mo 960fps or more recording. The chipset would have no problems, but they didn't give it.

                                        If iOS was so optimized for its HW, then why does it reload apps and games compared to Android flagships?

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