5nm Exynos 1280 arriving soon; according to well-known tech tipster Ice universe, Samsung’s home-brewed ARM-based Exynos processor is gearing up for another upgrading to its mantelshelf; Twitter post from Ice universe reads, “5nm Exynos 1280, coming soon Strangely, its specification is lower than Exynos 1080 For entry-level models” as we could see, the Twitter post from the tipster suggests the configuration of 5nm Exynos 1280 is anticipated to come with lesser fuel than Exynos 1080. While visiting the comments section to the post of Ice Universe will swing you a lot.
A Twitter user named @subhayu replied, “What is the point of launching? They didn’t even release a phone with Exynos 1080, so that people could check it out,” while another Twitter user named @anish Andrew fumed with a leaked update by saying, ” EXACTLY Many Samsung FANBOIs blame it’s arm’s Cortex X1 990 they had some their Mangoose shit, end up the boiler, OK. This year shifted to Arm. Still, it boils. Then who is the problem? It’s Samsung. It’s Samsung’s 5nm node. Cheap FANBOIs blame ARM for it”.
In other terms the tech realm is spanning with plethora number of processors in place of chip Shortage; judging the leaked update, we could be able to suggest a few irrigation methodologies to the chip manufacturers as they keep on pursuing an extra introduction of the new processor from their farmstead, hold back for a moment currently there is no machine in the market which would support the lightning-fast processor, results in boiling temperature or blowing off.
In addition, Samsung recently introduced its Exynos 2100 to the tech market, which is super fine in terms of performance and power efficiency. Still, some tech enthusiasts suggest the chips cannot compete with its superlative rival Snapdragon’s 888 SoC processor, judging from the various test conducted by the team Anandtech, which concluded with Snapdragon 888 processor. Furthermore, there is unpopular speculation hovering around the tech realm states Google’s home-brewed Tensor chip is a modern version of Samsung’s Exynos, the chips competition is departing to the unknown cave.
