Unique Exynos 2200 chip with AMD graphics defeats Apple A14 Bionic in GFXBench

Samsung's SoC with AMD graphics still will not appear in its range, although talks about it have been going on for a year. Fifteen months after the first chip test, Exynos 2200 single-crystal system with "red team" GPU has passed another test in GFXBench.

What's up with the results?

The new Exynos 2200 test didn't fare as well as it did last spring. The results dropped by about 7-13%, but even so, the chipset leaves no chance to the Apple A14 Bionic single-chip system.

Samsung's mobile processor running on a beta version of the video chip drivers was tested in Manhattan 3.1, Aztec normal and Aztec high. The results were 170.7 FPS, 121.4 FPS and 51.5 FPS respectively. Perhaps the final version of the single-chip system will turn out to be even more productive. But in that case, the issue of having an efficient cooling system that will allow Soc to run at peak performance without overheating comes to the forefront.

And yes, Apple's A14 Bionic chip in Manhattan 3.1, Aztec normal and Aztec high produces 120 FPS, 80 FPS and 30 FPS respectively. It is used in the iPhone 12 family of smartphones and is made using 5-nanometer technology.

Source: MyDrivers