According to the latest score on GeekBench, the Galaxy S8+has achieved a single core maximum score of 2100 and a multi-core maximum score of 6700, which currently ranks first in the Android camp. according to Love to play computer games The news is that after we got started with the international version of the single card S8 and S8+, that is, the G950F and G955F, we found that their SoCs are the same as Exynos 8895, but the frequency is different. The main frequency of the S8 is 2314MHz, while the S8+is close to 2496MHz. It is no wonder that GeekBench's highest score data are from the SM-G955F rather than the G950F.

Although the Snapdragon 835 has a lot of scoring data, those data are based on their 835 engineering machine rather than the official version, so the final performance of the Snapdragon 835 is still uncertain. Although many domestic and foreign media have obtained the S8 S8+， However, due to Samsung's restrictions, it is impossible to run a complete score. From the current results, Exynos 8895 is temporarily ahead.

Left: SM-G950F Right: SM-955F