Samsung GALAXY S11 has the first very bad news today, one that shows us that Apple and the iPhone 11 will continue to remain above all phones with the Android operating system. According to a performance test made for the upcoming Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chip in the Samsung GALAXY S11, the new phone will have lower performance than the iPhone 11 Pro, which will be a big disappointment for many people when it is officially launched.
The Samsung GALAXY S11 has presented below the first results obtained in a performance test made with version 4 of the Geekbench application, and they are lower than those obtained by the iPhone 11 Pro. The difference is not big, the iPhone 11 Pro reaching somewhere around 13.700 - 14.000, while this Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chip reaches somewhere around 13.300, but it is possible that the final results will be lower, especially for the Samsung GALAXY S11.
Samsung GALAXY S11: THE FIRST very BAD News of the Phone
The Samsung GALAXY S11 will use a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chip in only certain countries around the world next year, and it seems that it will still be below the performance that the iPhone 11 Pro will be able to offer. The problem is that Samsung GALAXY S11 will be sold to you in over 90% of countries, including Romania, with an Exynos 9830 chip, which will have worse performance, as these chips generally have compared to Qualcomm's.
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The Samsung GALAXY S11 would not reach 13.000 points in Geekbench with the Exynos chip, so it will have 10% worse performance compared to the iPhone 11 Pro, in the end. The difference seems small, but it matters a lot when it comes to recording photos and videos, transferring files, editing documents and multimedia materials, etc., so the Samsung GALAXY S11 will be at a disadvantage.
The Samsung GALAXY S11 had so far not had scores presented for benchmarking applications, but what we see now for the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 is absolutely not encouraging for the series.
