Samsung Galaxy S8 is in full development process within the Samsung company with a view to launching in the first part of 2017, and according to some information that appeared today, the Koreans are testing a new face Exynos 8895 which would have a processor with a frequency of up to 4 GHz, being up to 30% faster than the current one.
At the moment, Samsung Galaxy S7 has a face Exynos 8890 which contains an octa-core processor with four cores clocked at 2.3 GHz, so for Samsung Galaxy S8 we are talking about an extremely big change prepared by Samsung, if the frequencies could really reach 4 GHz.
At the moment, most laptops sold worldwide have processors with frequencies of 2 GHz - 3 GHz, so Samsung Galaxy S8 it could come with an unexpectedly large improvement, but the performance increase of only 30% is very small compared to the increase in working frequency offered.
Samsung Galaxy S8 could have 4 GHz processor
According to those who provide this information, the new Exynos 8895 chip would be produced using a 10 nm manufacturing process, and those from Samsung have successfully reached 4 GHz frequencies for the main cores, the secondary ones operating at frequencies up to 2.7 GHz , compared to the 1.6 GHz cores in the Samsung Galaxy S7.
Samsung LSI is testing the next generation Exynos processor (probably Exynos8895), estimated to be 10nm technology, large-core frequency has reached 4GHz! Small nuclear A53 also reached 2.7GHz (Note: The frequency of this test, it should be the limit frequency of the CPU, such as large nuclear Exynos8890 mongoose limit frequency is 3.0GHz), also referred to test power, equivalent to the power consumption at Qualcomm Generation flagship (should be Snapdragon 830) 3.6GHz levels.
Considering that the frequency of 4 GHz is high for a processor dedicated to smartphones, those from Samsung could choose a frequency of 3 GHz - 3.6 GHz for the new Exynos 8895 chip of the Samsung Galaxy S8, so it will be interesting to see what kind of revolution will the device offer in 2017.
