Affected by factors such as supply chain shortages, some people worry that Samsung may be unable to continue the dual-core market strategy of Qualcomm Snapdragon + its own Exynos SoC for the Galaxy S22. If it is not possible to equip the Galaxy S22 series smartphones with the legendary Exynos 2200 chipset that integrates AMD rDNA mobile GPU with excellent graphics performance, many fans will be worried. Fortunately, Max Weinbach of Android Police just revealed a piece of good news on Twitter.
MaxWinebach wrote: Yes, whether it is Galaxy S22, S22+ (aka Pro), or S22 Ultra, they will all have dual versions of the Snapdragon 898/Exynos 2200 chipset. As for more details, please pay attention to the future New revelations in a few weeks.
Taking into account that Samsung’s Exynos chip has fallen into a lot of controversies in recent years, the Exynos 2200 SoC, which has launched a mobile GPU cooperation with AMD, is expected to bring some salvation to Samsung. At least in some cases, early benchmarks have made it highly anticipated.
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However, before the official release of the Galaxy S22, it still depends on whether the IT industry and economic trends can improve. At first, some people even suspected that Samsung would extend the Exynos 2200 to the next-generation flagship smartphone product line to ensure the supply of tablets or ARM-based Windows laptops.
Then there are rumors that the Exynos version of the Galaxy S22 will be available in limited quantities, and may be exclusive to the Galaxy S22 Ultra models. As for the exact launch area, Samsung has yet to announce it.