It's the S23 the last

[trucksmoveamerica#AC]

Just seen this, probably old news

 

[Bkdodger1]

Hopefully a bad rumor... I just don't see the US version getting this chip

 

[trucksmoveamerica#AC]

Hopefully a bad rumor... I just don't see the US version getting this chip

That was on Reddit.

 

[Bkdodger1]

That was on Reddit.

It makes no sense to me with the snapdragon performing so great and getting better by the years

 

[mustang7757]

Just seen this, probably old news

Don't know about that!

 

[KupKrazy]

I won't believe it unless IceUniverse says it. Why would they do that after getting a Snapdragon that was optimized for the S23 series. They even had the head of Qualcomm at the Galaxy Unpacked. To do a turnaround this quickly?

I figured the Exynos is dead.

 

[mustang7757]

I won't believe it unless IceUniverse says it. Why would they do that after getting a Snapdragon that was optimized for the S23 series. They even had the head of Qualcomm at the Galaxy Unpacked. To do a turnaround this quickly?

I figured the Exynos is dead.

Exynos is not dead that for sure and wouldn't be surprised it being available again for international models .

 

[Laura Knotek]

I won't even consider any device with Exynos.

 

[fuzzylumpkin]

I doubt it's true, it's a reddit comment after all.

If it is though it's good news. I get to keep a grand (morethan) next year instead of giving it to Samsung!

 

[trucksmoveamerica#AC]

I agree this makes no sense. Samsung has a beast of a phone with this snapdragon, I would say it's their best performing phone to date. why would they want to replace it with the exynos which is known for bad performance.

I'm guessing since it's reddit, it's a bad rumor. Stuff like this usually happens when a company wants to commit suicide.

 

[donm527]

When they announced they were going to use the SD on all models a year or so ago, they mentioned they were doing so to take time and develop the Exynos and come out with a new chip in a year or so that would rival or beat the SD.

They had to. They were constantly being embarrassed with their own chips underperforming. The reason of course because... cost. Save money not using Qualcomm and keeping things in house. Apple does it. Googled has followed. It's embarrassing if Samsung can't.

And I can see them "trying" to go all-in with the Exynos when it comes out.

You don't put your own flagship against itself by having two different processors going forward. Because if their is the slightest of performance diff... 1 point on a benchmark, people will never accept it and make a stink. If you don't put the SD in the phone, no one will know if the SD would have actually done better on the phone if they can make it run as well as the S23U.