The Galaxy A55 is anticipated to run on the brand new Exynos 1480 – we noticed as a lot in a Geekbench scorecard. Its sibling, the Galaxy A35, will as an alternative use the earlier chip, the Exynos 1380, and we’ve the Geekbench outcome to show it.
The Samsung Galaxy A45 (SM-A356E) was outfitted with 8GB of RAM and Android 14 (undoubtedly with One UI 6.x on prime). The 1380 chip is fabbed at Samsung’s 5nm EUV foundries and has 4 Cortex-A78 cores (2.4GHz) and 4 A55 cores (2.0GHz), plus an ARM Mali-G68 GPU.
Samsung Galaxy A35 (SM-A356E) Geekbench 6.2.2 scorecard
The Exynos 1380 was used solely in a couple of telephones – the Galaxy A54, F54 and M54 – and confirmed a marked enchancment in multi-core efficiency over the Exynos 1280 and a minor uplift in single-core efficiency. No surprises right here, the 1280 makes use of the identical CPU cores on the similar frequencies besides in a 2+6 configuration as an alternative of 4+4.
Each chips use the Mali-G68 GPU too, although once more the 1380 was sooner. And the GPU is precisely the place the Galaxy A55 ought to win over its A35 sibling because the upcoming 1480 chip will function an AMD Xclipse 530 GPU. Notice that final 12 months’s Galaxy A34 used a MediaTek chip, the Dimensity 1080 with the identical A78/A55 CPU and Mali-G68 GPU.
Samsung Galaxy A35 (leaked render)
Leaks have already supplied a have a look at the Galaxy A35 (and A55) design, additionally seen in dwell photos. There was even a repairability rating that leaked, giving the A35 a fractionally higher rating than the A34.
There’s no phrase on when Samsung will unveil the Galaxy A35 and A55, however the A34 and A54 arrived in March, so the launch might be a month away.
