It seems that we consider what the future looks like for smartphone chipset in Qualcomm and Arm. A few days ago, popular Weibo Leakster Digital chat station Told that the new prime CPU core of ARM will have higher IPC to make high IPC faster at low clock speed, which must be more efficient. Now Development Saying that Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 is targeting for high clock speed.
According to the leakster, the upcoming flagship chip is being tested on frequencies around 5GHz. An older version of the post claimed 5.3GHz to overclocked versions (“for” Galaxy “,” leading version “, what is called).
However, Development The post was updated to clarify that such peak frequencies were being tested only to validate the design. The final frequency will be fixed on display and power efficiency.
Nevertheless, it is expected to exceed the original Snapdragon 8 Elite – its prime core runs on 4.32GHz in regular version and 4.47GHz in overclocked version. 4.47GHz currently a mobile device has the highest clock speed – earlier, it was 4.40GHz for 2024 iPad professionals with M4 chips.
Let’s see what we know about the competition – all informal and initial tests are based on leaks, so it may not be completely accurate.
The dimension 9500 ran Geekbench and showed that its prime core (“Travis”) was seen on 3.23GHz. It is less than a distance of 9400 and 9400+, with their cortex-X925 core on 3.62GHz and 3.73GHz respectively.
9500 scorecard from Geekbench (OpenCL)
The Exynos 2500 was announced earlier this week, its Cortex-X925 at 3.3GHz. Of course, we should look at Exynos 2600 instead, which will be painted on the Galaxy S26 model, but there is no details yet.
It is not all about the speed of the clock, Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 will have the second generation of Oron Core, with alleged performance of 25% more. The Adreno 840 GPU will have more cash (16 MB, above 12 MB) and 30% more performance.
The initial benchmark results showed a single-core CPU score of over 4,000 and multi-core score of over 11,000. For comparison, the current Snapdragon 8 Elite performs around 3,100 single core and 9,800 multi-core. Of course, we should not keep too much stock in the leaks of the initial benchmark.
The good news is that we do not have long to wait-Rowlcomm carried forward the Snapdragon summit on 23–25 September. Last year, the aristocracy was announced in late October.
