Samsung Exynos 8890 processor appeared in GeekBench last month Running points library However, it may be due to the relationship between early engineering versions, and the score is quite unsatisfactory, with only 1358 points for single core and 4911 points for multi core. The score of Exynos 8890 exposed this time rose straightly, reaching 2195 points for single core and 6486 points for multi core.

The previously exposed Snapdragon 820 version of the Samsung Galaxy S7 (SM-G930T) is divided into single core 2356 and multi-core 5489. The Galaxy S7 model exposed this time is SM-G930F, which uses Exynos 8890 processor. Although Exynos 8890's single core score of 2195 points is slightly lower than that of Snapdragon 820, it is close, but its multi-core score of 6486 points is far ahead of that of Snapdragon 820.

Samsung Exynos 8890 scored 8195 points in integer operation and 6011 points in Snapdragon 820.

In terms of floating-point operations, Exynos8890 and Snapdragon 820 have won or lost each other, with little difference between the two.

In terms of memory performance, Snapdragon 820 is still ahead of Exynos 8890 in terms of both single core and multi-core memory. Its multi-core memory score has reached 4045 points, while Exynos 8890 has only 3116 points. Qualcomm still has obvious advantages in memory read and write performance.

According to the current score, Samsung's first self built Exynos8890 has been on a par with the Snapdragon 820 in terms of performance. Although there is a slight gap in the single core performance, it is far ahead of the Snapdragon 820 in terms of multi-core performance with the advantage of eight cores. If Samsung can further optimize the Exynos 8890, there is still room for further improvement in performance.