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New Galaxy S23 leak teases massive performance gains over S22


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Samsung will reportedly unveil the Galaxy S23 series on February 1st. As such, we should expect plenty of leaks as the launch event approaches. Samsung always struggles to keep its new smartphones secret, but the Galaxy S23 rumors are all the more interesting, as Samsung is looking to put the Galaxy S22 performance issues behind it. And a new Galaxy S23 leak tells us we should expect significant speed gains over its predecessor.

All three S23 models will feature the same high-end Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 System-on-Chip (SoC). There’s no Exynos 2300 to throttle this time. That should guarantee uniform performance across the board and across international markets.

In previous years, the US models would get Snapdragon SoCs. International Galaxy S variants would run on Samsung’s Exynos chips. The Exynos 2200 turned out to be a big disappointment this year, leading to a big scandal. Users found that Samsung throttled the Galaxy S22 performance and the phone was cheating in benchmarks.

Since 4nm is mentioned, it must be TSMC technology. It is impossible for Samsung's 4nm to run at such a high frequency. Therefore, the rumors of the previous Samsung 4nm have been smashed. https://t.co/U5xOuZxThx

— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) December 28, 2022

Recent Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 benchmark indicated Qualcomm’s new chip will put up an even better fight against Apple’s A16 Bionic SoC that powers the iPhone 14 Pros.

Moreover, the Galaxy S23 will get an exclusive Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 version. The chip is clocked slightly higher than the chips powering non-Samsung devices.

But even so, the early benchmarks teased performance differences between the base model and the Galaxy S23 Ultra.

As we explained before, the early benchmarks might show lower scores than the Galaxy S23 units that will hit stores running finalized software. A leaker provided actual figures that tease the massive performance gains of the Galaxy S23.

⭕️Exclusive
Incredible performance of @Snapdragon 8 Gen2 in #GalaxyS23Ultra S23+/S23

💥CPU 36%
💥GPU 48%
💥NPU 60%

The 4nm processor with cooling systems will improve performance battery consumption&heat under heavy use

In my opinion enjoy always have Snapdragon with Samsung😍 pic.twitter.com/l5YYs29yjV

— Ahmed Qwaider (@AhmedQwaider888) December 28, 2022

According to the tweet above, all three models will have a CPU that’s 36% faster than last year’s model. The GPU and NPU performance should see even more formidable gains, at 48% and 60%, respectively. It’s unclear where these percentage gains come from, however.

The leaker indicates the Galaxy S23 will have a better cooling system than the S22, which should improve heat dissipation and reduce battery consumption. Reports this year speculated Samsung resorted to throttling the Exynos 2200 Galaxy S22 as the phone lacked a proper cooling system. Cooling remains a worry for the Galaxy S23 as well.

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