Samsung’s self-developed Exynos 2300 processor will reportedly not be used in the flagship Galaxy S23 seriesbut switched to the mid-to-high model of the Galaxy S22 FE Now, the news about the Exynos 2400 processor comes.
It is reported that the Exynos 2400 will enter mass production in November this year and will be used in the Korean version of the Galaxy S24 series.
Currently, there are two rumors about the architecture design of Exynos 2400. One is to adopt an eight-core 1+4+3 architecture, and the other is to adopt a ten-core 1+2+3+4 architecture. The large core is expected to be Cortex-X4, the small core will be Cortex-A510, and the large core will be Cortex-A720, but the specific number of large cores and small cores has not been determined yet.
It is worth noting that Samsung has been using Qualcomm Snapdragon processors in its flagship models in recent years, but flagship phones will still have their own Exynos processors in the Korean market in the future. In addition, Exynos processors also have significant influence in the European market. It is not yet clear whether the European version of the Galaxy S24 series will use Snapdragon processors or include Exynos 2400. Samsung has not responded to’ this news again.
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