Samsung Galaxy S8 might be powered by a chipset known as Exynos 8895. Although the company was said to use another one called the Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835, it is no secret now that they will also use their own chipset product.
What is so great about the Exynos 8895 according to GSM Arena is that it has a CPU with a speed of 3 GHz. The graphics would be more advance and the resolution is expected to be high since it will use the ARM Mali-G71 GPU for its design, which is among the greatest things that this company could brag about.
This chipset is also about to be released having two versions. The two are almost the same except one would have a quad-core M2 performance CPU cluster that can go up to 200 MHz, which is better than the ones in 8895V. Another difference it has is the G71 GPU. This means this gets more cores than any other chipset Samsung has used before.
Here is the amazing thing about the Mali-G71 GPU, it has 20 cores, which means durability would be an understatement. Samsung's very own Exynos 8895 handles LPDDR4 RaM, with the UFS 2.1 storage. That allows users to have a huge storage capacity in their smartphone that could also work to speed up the phone's activity. Users could finally say goodbye to unnecessary lags that most of them have experienced with other Samsung units. Its 4K screens and Cat.16 LTE could guarantee good resolution and phone signal.
According to Phone Arena, Samsung is maximizing their use of the ARM's technology in handling graphics since it is the latest that has come out. They could customize it all they want to utilize the use of the chipsets. The company might also introduce a new version of their Exynos 8895. But that could wait until mid-2017.
