Samsung Exynos 1580 appears on Geekbench, will match 2021 flagships

29 July 2024
Exynos 1580 could debut with the Galaxy A56.

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zaryan, 29 Jul 2024so it is dimensity 8200 level performance still worse than it

    so it is dimensity 8200 level performance

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      • Anonymous
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      • 29 Jul 2024

      How about keep performance the same but double the battery life?

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        • Anonymous
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        • 29 Jul 2024

        Much better to buy older flagships than midrangers.

          The Geekbench 5 multi-core score place it 3% slower than the 8 Gen 1, and it hasn't even launched yet. It will match 2022 flagships.

          GSMArena fell off.

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            • 29 Jul 2024

            Exynos finally catching up to a 3-4 year old Qualcomm chipset 💀

              rizki1, 29 Jul 2024not sure it's better than the 8 Gen 1, on par. I looke... moreThat's My point E1480 already hit 3500 multicore in Geekbench moving to A720 cores and bump clock to 2.9ghz it would reach around 4000 multicore it will be closer to 8+ gen 1 than 8 gen 1 or 888.

                Digdigfig, 29 Jul 2024Playing videos on youtube requires a lot of power? Really? ... more778G is one of the best soc efficient wise, maybe you confuse it with another soc.

                Sd 888 is first soc to introduce cortex X series, a core which use more than 4W, before that all old soc sd 865, 855, 845, 835 etc never had core which consume more than 2W, you can see jump of power there, many android phones could sustain 100% perfomance with little effort, during sd 865 era and below hence when sd 888 came out and use lot of power many phone overheat, if Oem schedule cpu to use Cortex X when playing YouTube then yes it will overheat, but cortex A78 even one made by inferior Samsung fab shouldn't overheat when playing YouTube.

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                  Kyukoman, 29 Jul 2024"which might be as powerful as the flagship SoCs from ... moreSamsung 4nm is good now.

                    potato4k, 29 Jul 2024So this means A36 with E1480? That would be the most powerf... moreOr Samsung could also use a MediaTek Dimensity chip, like they did with the Galaxy A34... Either way, let's hope Samsung's 2025 A series phones are equipped with good chipsets...

                      So this means A36 with E1480? That would be the most powerful lower mid range phone. If only Samsung switch ODM for new design.

                        Anonymous, 29 Jul 2024Progess is always nice. Yet, 2.9 GHz makes me worry about o... moreAs seen on the Exynos 990 before (cough cough)
                        That thing heats up so bad that the S20's glass backplate easily comes off due to melted adhesives

                          Digdigfig, 29 Jul 2024Playing videos on youtube requires a lot of power? Really? ... moreI can understand about the 888, but the 778G on the other hand, is a very capable and efficient chip. I've been using the Realme 9 SE for about 2 years now, and the performance still feels solid, and battery life and efficiency has stayed the same consistently (basically, really good efficiency)

                            Hemedans, 29 Jul 2024This soc going to way better than 888 and 8 gen 1, above sc... morenot sure it's better than the 8 Gen 1, on par. I looked at the Geekbench 5 and 6 charts in the A55 review, the performance makes sense like the S23 FE with 8 Gen 1 and E2200.

                              Hemedans, 29 Jul 2024Sd 888 is preety efficient soc, it's just at that time... morePlaying videos on youtube requires a lot of power? Really? The soc (888) had horrid performance/watt which resulted in overheating. Simple as that. Both the 888 and 778G were bad chips. You shouldn't have to root your phone to not have it turn into an oven with casual usage

                                Laman Glenmarie, 29 Jul 2024in 2025 selling 2021 flagship. 24/25 Sept - iPhone 16 2... moreThe SoC manages an equal score. The battery, display, etc. are however all much better than Apple's top of the line from 2021.

                                  rizki1, 29 Jul 2024I recommend the S23 FE more than the A56.This soc going to way better than 888 and 8 gen 1, above score is Geekbench 5 not 6, with geekbench 6 it's going to be above those 2 soc. Also Cortex A720 is best core right now, better than anything at low power including cortex X4, so efficiency wise it may be better than like of 7 gen 3 and Dimensity 8300.

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                                    Dilyan, 29 Jul 2024Tip: Skips A510/515 and A710 and goes directly for 1xA720 +... moreA720 cores is ARMv9.x, not v8 like in the screenshot. So it still probably uses A78 cores.

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                                      in 2025 selling 2021 flagship.
                                      24/25 Sept - iPhone 16
                                      23/24 Sept - iPhone 15
                                      22/23 Sept - iPhone 14
                                      21/22 Sept - iPhone 13
                                      20/21 Oct - iPhone 12

                                      This means it is as good as iPhone 12 Pro Max 3camera, 512gb storage ?

                                        Digdigfig, 29 Jul 2024The flagship chips of 2021 were literal dumpster fires. The... moreSd 888 is preety efficient soc, it's just at that time Oem weren't prepared to accommodate high power usage soc, cooling and optimization in general weren't on par, at low power sd 778G and 888 were same, people who could root their phones and limit that X1 core got that efficiency.

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