Geekbench confirms reports that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Fe and Tab S10 Fe+ will be operated by Exynos 1580 (S5E8855), a chipset that is currently found only inside the Galaxy A56. It promotes a large -scale performance on the old Exynos 1380 that operates the 2023 tab S9 Fe and Tab S9 Fe+.
The tablet-samsung SM-X520 benchmark running should be the tab S10 Fe-8 GB RAM with a base model. This is another upgradation on its predecessor, which had 6GB as its base capacity. Both new FE models will have up to 12GB and up to 256GB storage (128GB base).
Here Geekbench 6.4.0 results for Tab S10 Fe:
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Fe Run Geekbench 6.4.0
Given the single-core result, Exynos 1380 usually becomes 1,000, so Tab S10 Fe is 32% faster than its predecessor. Multi-core results for the old chip are in 2,800-2,900 range, so Exynos 1580 is once again 32% faster.
It is a solid uplift for the CPU in two years, but the correct upgrade GPU-1380 has still used ARM Mali-G68 MP5 graphics, but Samsung has since switched to AMD for its major and mid-range chips. The Exynos 1580 uses an Xclipse 540 (based on RDNA 3) especially.
Here’s how the new Galaxy A56 (Exynos 1580) and Old Galaxy A35 (Exynos 1380) compare you to give you a feeling to what expectation to the Galaxy Tab S10 Fe and Tab S10 Fe+:
Geekbench 6
- Multi -core
- single core
Galaxy A56
128GB, 8GB RAM
Galaxy A35
128GB, 6GB RAM
3 DIMark – Wildlife Extreme (2160P)
Galaxy A56
Xclipse 540
1080 x 2340 px
Galaxy A35
Mali-G 68 MP5
1080 x 2340 px
If you want to know more about the upcoming pills, look at these render. Fe+ this year (13.1 “vs. 12.4”) will be larger, but it will lose an ultra-wide camera on its back. The last two Fe Tablets were released in October, so this is a possible time limit for new people.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Fe
| 128GB 6GB RAM | $ 314.98 |
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Fe+
| 256GB 12GB RAM | € 579.00 |
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