Depends on where you live. It looks like the non-American variant of the S24 series is again going to have Exynos chips. We all know that Samsung skipped a year and took their time while using SD8G2 in S23 series to make the next Exynos “better”, but I personally take this with a HUGE grain of salt, since Samsung also tried to “fix” Exynos with E2100 after messing up so badly on E990. And the result was they didn’t succeed that much, and not even that, they actually made Snapdragons worse too by producing 888 and 8G1 in their fabs.
Nobody can guarantee and make me believe that E2400 is indeed finally going to be a good SoC until it comes up and gets reviewed, so hold your breath if you’re not living in NA until the detailed phone reviews get posted.
Depends on where you live. It looks like the non-American variant of the S24 series is again going to have Exynos chips. We all know that Samsung skipped a year and took their time while using SD8G2 in S23 series to make the next Exynos “better”, but I personally take this with a HUGE grain of salt, since Samsung also tried to “fix” Exynos with E2100 after messing up so badly on E990. And the result was they didn’t succeed that much, and not even that, they actually made Snapdragons worse too by producing 888 and 8G1 in their fabs.
Nobody can guarantee and make me believe that E2400 is indeed finally going to be a good SoC until it comes up and gets reviewed, so hold your breath if you’re not living in NA until the detailed phone reviews get posted.
exynos 2100 is really close to sdg 888. Samsung DID fix the exynos with 2100. Then horribly messed it up with exynos 2200 again.
2100 in the s21 fe is terrible overheating and lags everywhere
Except for the 24/U. That is rumored to have SD8G3 everywhere.