Samsung Galaxy S24 FE: Coming with Exynos 2400E chipset, Geekbench score leaked!
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Samsung Galaxy S24 FE: Coming with Exynos 2400E chipset, Geekbench score leaked!
Ahead of its global launch in October, there has been a flurry of leaks about the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE. And the most interesting information is about its chipset.
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Only the main Cortex-X4 core’s clock speed has been reduced from 3.2 GHz to 3.11 GHz, while the rest of the clusters remain the same. Therefore, we might not see a significant difference in performance.
While the multi-core and single-core scores are significantly lower than the original Exynos 2400, this may be due to pre-production sample testing.
What is understood?
Samsung may want to keep the price of the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE low, so it is using a slightly less powerful version of the Exynos 2400, the Exynos 2400E. By doing this, it will be possible to keep the price of the phone low, at the same time it will ensure good quality performance.
The leaked Geekbench score may not be final, as it is of a pre-production model. Performance may be better in final version. Through software optimization and other improvements, Samsung may be able to bring out better scores in the final product.
Now it’s time to wait…
The real truth will be known only after the official launch in October. But whatever the buzz, the excitement for the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE shows no signs of slowing down for Samsung fans! Everyone is waiting to see what this new phone will bring, how it will actually perform, and most importantly, how much it will cost!
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Some more information:
The Exynos 2400E chipset is Samsung’s own, a variant of their flagship Exynos 2400 chipset.
Geekbench is a popular benchmarking tool that measures processor performance.
A pre-production model is an experimental version of a phone, which is used for various tests before it is released to the market.
Stay tuned for more updates on the official launch of the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE!
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