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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 85446, member: 27"]
Early Exynos 2700 numbers mean nothing yet, but Samsung is already stress-testing weird silicon combos to catch up fast.

Why this benchmark exists at all
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[*]Samsung is testing Exynos 2700 absurdly early.
[*]Commercial Exynos 2600 scores are still missing.
[*]This is validation work, not performance flexing.
[*]The timing shows urgency, not confidence.
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What showed up in benchmarks
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[*]Geekbench 6 lists Exynos 2700 entries.
[*]OpenCL scores trail Exynos 2600.
[*]GPU performance is clearly unfinished.
[*]Results look intentionally rough.
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The CPU setup looks experimental
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[*]Deca-core layout uses mixed core generations.
[*]The reported cluster follows a 4 plus 1 plus 4 plus 1 pattern.
[*]Peak clocks sit near 2.88GHz.
[*]None of this is locked in.
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Why are the scores dismissed
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[*]Ice Universe calls the data meaningless.
[*]The device appears to be an ERD prototype.
[*]Scheduler behavior is the real test.
[*]Architecture validation is the goal.
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Bigger strategy behind the leak
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[*]Samsung wants less reliance on Qualcomm.
[*]The 2nm GAA process reportedly hit 50 percent yields.
[*]SF2P is being pushed aggressively.
[*]Exynos 2700 is tied to that roadmap.
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What may actually matter later
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[*]Codename Ulysses is still in play.
[*]LPDDR6 and UFS 5.0 support are expected.
[*]CPU layout and clocks will shift.
[*]An Exynos 2800 with an in-house GPU is already rumored.
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