AMD and Samsung have teamed up to provide an edge to the new SoC Samsung Exynos 2022, Presumably the heart of some of the best models Series Samsung Galaxy S22Thanks to the Samsung Xclipse GPU it promises the best things in gaming. It is actually based on the AMD RDNA 2 architecture and benefits from the latest technologies including Ray Accelerator units for managing ray tracing.
In addition to ray tracking capabilities, the GPU’s arsenal Samsung Xclipse 920 It includes variable aspect ratio (VRS), hitherto exclusive to PC / console and advanced Multi-IP Governor (AMIGO) technology, which promises to balance consumption with the most graphic demanding games. All are supported by the CPU, which does not change the configuration, but goes in 4 nanometer EUV for ARM v9 cores, which is more efficient and more efficient.
Therefore, we have identified a total of 8 cores, 1 ARM Cortex-X2 core, 3 AMD Cortex-A710 cores and ARM Cortex-A510 to act as captain. In addition, in the package, there is nothing new Neurological processing unit, A solid advanced NPU that loses one core compared to the previous series but promises to double performance.
On the other hand, there were basically some changes Link, Samsung has already improved on the Exynos 2100 case. But the 5G modem can reach up to 10 Gbps in download, as opposed to the previous 7.35, E-UTRAN New Radio – Dual Connectivity (EN-DC) supports both 4G. And 5G signals. In addition, there is support for cameras with zero shutter lag, with a maximum resolution of 108 MB for single cameras and 64 + 32 MB for dual cameras. Instead, 8k decoding at a maximum of 200 MP and 60 fps for a single camera does not change but, as we have said, the main innovation is the capabilities of the GPU, undoubtedly the highlight of the new chip.
Samsung Exynos 2200 SoC Data Sheet
- CPU: ARM v9 a 8 core (1x Cortex-X2, 3x Cortex-A710, 4x Cortex-A510)
- GPU: Xclipse 920 with RDNA Framework 2
- RAM: LPDDR5
- Production process: 4 nm EUV
- Link: 5G with mmWave e sub-6 GHz (download at 10 Gbps), WiFi 6E, Bluetooth 5.0
- Release Video: 4K and 120Hz, HDR 10 support, HDR 10+ and VRS
- NPU: Dual core (52 tops)
- Photo Tool: Single camera with maximum 200 MP and ZSL / video 4K 120 fps with maximum 108 MP or 64 + 32 MP and maximum maximum 8K video decode with HEVC, AV1 and VP9 at 60 fps
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