Not all Samsung Galaxy S22 models will be powered by AMD chipset
According to the benchmarks, the Samsung Exynos chipset that they developed together with AMD showed a lot of promise. Unfortunately, it seems that not many people might actually get to enjoy the benefits of this partnership.
This is according to reports out of Korea (via Tron) who claims that for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S22 smartphones, which are due for a launch in 2022, apparently not all the models or markets might get the version with the Exynos 2200. It is currently unclear which markets will get it, but it is suggested that Samsung will continue with a mixed strategy which will use both Qualcomm and Exynos chipsets depending on the region.
This has been the company’s strategy for years, although in recent times many have started to complain about the Exynos chipsets underperforming compared to their Qualcomm counterparts. Given that everyone pays the same price regardless, naturally some feel it is unfair that they are getting a “worse” chip.
So like we said, the benchmarks we’ve seen so far of the Exynos 2200, it seems that it is quite a powerful chipset that would give Apple’s A-series a run for their money, so it would be a shame that only select markets will get to experience it. Samsung hasn’t confirmed anything yet as it is admittedly still a bit early for Galaxy S22 rumors, so take it with a grain of salt for now.
Source: PhoneArena