Insights into the Processor of Samsung’s Upcoming Galaxy S25 Series
Speculation has surrounded the chipset that will drive Samsung’s anticipated Galaxy S25 line. Some reports suggest that the Snapdragon 8 Elite system-on-chip (SoC) will be integrated across all models, while recent findings indicate a different possibility. Earlier this month, we detected the Galaxy S25+ utilizing an Exynos 2500 processor on Geekbench. In another turn of events, a model of the international Galaxy S25 was also registered on Geekbench featuring Snapdragon 8 Elite, adding weight to theories about a variant adopting Qualcomm’s latest chip exclusively.
Samsung Galaxy S25 – Leaked Render (Credit: OnLeaks and Android Headlines)
The international variety of the Samsung Galaxy S25 made its appearance with model number SM-S931B. It operates on Android 15 and boasts 12GB of RAM. Its performances on Geekbench were recorded at scores of 2,986 for single-core and an impressive 9,355 for multi-core operations. While these figures are comparatively lower than those achieved by other devices powered by Snapdragon 8 Elite in prior analyses, it’s important to note that this may represent an early prototype rather than finalized retail hardware.
Benchmark Results for International Model of Samsung Galaxy S25
Key Launch Dates and Expectations
The debut date for the entire Samsung Galaxy S25 series is rumored to be later this month. As such, we can anticipate more disclosures regarding not only the standard model but also its counterparts—the Galaxy S25+ and the flagship Ultra variant—within upcoming days.
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