Samsung officially released the Exynos 9 series on February 23, 2017, and the first SoC was the 8895 that had been exposed before. Although I don't understand the naming rules of Samsung (5433 was also named as the 7 series in that year), it seems that the chips carried by Samsung's flagship appeared in 2017.

The Exynos 8895 process is upgraded to 10nm, which can bring 27% performance improvement and 40% energy consumption reduction according to the official propaganda. The CPU part is upgraded to four second generation customized "mongoose" plus four A53 combinations. The GPU is the latest Mali-G71, and 20 are cruelly stacked in it; LPDDR4x and UFS2.1 are supported. At the same time, the baseband also uses a new gigabit scheme. The downlink supports Cat.16, and the uplink supports Cat.13; Built in security area for storing biometric information, which should follow the relevant technology of ARM TrustZone.

In addition, in order to improve the multimedia function experience of 8895, the built-in MFC, ISP and VPU all have very high specifications. It supports recording and playback using H.265, H.264 and VP9 encoding 4K@120fps For video, the built-in dual ISP supports cameras with a maximum of 28 million pixels at the front and rear, or dual rear cameras with a maximum of 28 million pixels and 16 million pixels. The addition of VPU enables better performance of special functions such as motion sensing and image recognition, so that developers can add more features to mobile devices.

It was revealed that the god released the specification table of Samsung's new flagship S8+at the same time, but the table did not list the information about SoC. Maybe Samsung will use the combination of Snapdragon 835/Exynos 8895 this year and last year's S7/S7 edge.

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