Samsung Galaxy S7: Exynos 8890 octa-core/Snapdragon 820 quad-core CPU, Adreno 530/Mali-T880 MP12 GPU, 4GB RAM
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge: Exynos 8890 octa-core/Snapdragon 820 quad-core CPU, Adreno 530/Mali-T880 MP12 GPU, 4GB RAM
After going all-in with its own Exynos chip last year, Samsung has returned to a split CPU offering in the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.
Most territories - including the UK - are getting the new Exynos 8880, while the US is getting the Snapdragon 820. It's an LTE thing, apparently.
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In real life usage, both are plenty fast, with a good 30 percent boost in CPU performance and 64 percent in GPU performance over the Exynos 7. The Exynos 88890 seems to have the edge when it comes to multicore benchmarks, while the Snapdragon 820 has the single-core bragging rights.
In GeekBench 3, the S7 picks up a multicore score of 6,307 and the S7 Edge 6,669. Single core scores are 2,100 and 2,197 respectively. In AnTuTu, they both score 128,468. This testing was done with the Exynos 8890 version.
The important thing to note is that both phones share the exact same CPU and 4GB of RAM, and both are among the fastest phones available today.
In fact, the only thing that really ever stutters here is the odd app and UI element, and that's down to Samsung's heavy-handed TouchWiz UI. But both of these phones have the exact same issue here, so there's no comparison to be made.
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