GALAXY S7 GEEKBENCH 3 ANDROID
GALAXY S7 GEEKBENCH 3 PRO

GeekBench 3 (multi-core)Ĭompound benchmarks should give a better understanding of overall performance, not just raw processing power. The Nexus 6P is the highest ranking Snapdragon 810 offering, still not a match when it came out, not a match now.

GALAXY S7 GEEKBENCH 3 PRO

The Meizu Pro 5, the highest scoring smartphone with last year's Exynos 7420 chip, sits closest followed by Samsung's own.

GALAXY S7 GEEKBENCH 3 ANDROID

The Galaxy S7 is hands down the fastest performer when all cores are utilized, Android or otherwise this time. The multi-core results are even more impressive. And yes, the iPhone 6s still rules in the per-core performance, but it's only got two of them. The S7 edges ahead of the S7 edge (why, of course we're working on a review of that one concurrently), but the difference is well withing the statistical margin of error. Remember, one Mongoose core ticks at 2.6GHz in this scenario, and it certainly makes a difference. The Galaxy S7 kicks off with the best single-core result we've seen, on Android that is, and by a long stretch. A 64GB version is also supposedly going to be available, we haven't seen one yet though. Regardless of chipset, the Galaxy S7 comes with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. The different chips obviously come with matching GPUs, the Adreno 530 in the Snapdragon package, and the Mali-T880 MP12 in the Exynos variant. In theory that approach should provide heaps of power for all sorts of apps, regardless of the number of cores they can utilize, while keeping temperature in check. The Mongoose cores behave differently depending on the task - two of them can go as high as 2.6GHz, while the other two are idling, or you can have all four of them ticking at 2.3GHz simultaneously.

We have for review the Exynos flavor, and Samsung's own SoC relies on an octa-core CPU solution, in which you have four Mongoose cores, and four Cortex-A53's. Qualcomm's chipset has a quad-core CPU, two of the Kryo cores clocked at 2.15GHz, the other two - at 1.6GHz. The Galaxy S7 comes in two different specs, one with the Snapdragon 820, the other with the Exynos 8890.

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