Exynos 2400: Next-gen flagship SoC has reportedly been greenlit for mass production

Even although Qualcomm tacitly confirmed its silicon would solely energy Samsung’s flagship smartphones for some time, murmurs a couple of next-gen Exynos flagship chip have continued to persist, primarily in tech boards resembling Meeco. For instance, a earlier report mentioned home (South Korean) Galaxy S24 variants would use an Exynos 2400 chipset. Now, a brand new submit on the discussion board, as talked about earlier, says the SoC has been greenlit for mass production.

The submit provides that Samsung’s TM Roh is maintaining a detailed eye on the Exynos 2400, which will probably be delivered to Samsung Electronics someday between April and June. The base Galaxy S24 will reportedly run the SoC, together with 12 GB of RAM. However, its CPU specs are shrouded by thriller, with one leaker saying it would characteristic a 10-core, quad-cluster design, whereas one other says it would stick with a tri-cluster, 8-core configuration. It will proceed to make use of an RDNA GPU, however it is not clear if it will follow RDNA 2 or transfer on to the newer RDNA 3 structure. 

Additionally, Samsung plans to massively enhance the Exynos 2400’s die dimension, presumably to accommodate its ten CPU cores, GPU and different ins and outs. It is reportedly 30% larger than the Exynos 2200, placing it at round 130 mm2- almost as a lot because the Apple M1. Early samples of the chip should underclock the prime Cortex-X4 core, however that can possible change sooner or later. There is little details about which fabrication course of the Exynos 2400 will use. For now, it’s rumoured to be Samsung’s 4LPP+ course of.

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I’ve been an avid PC gamer because the age of 8. My ardour for gaming finally pushed me in direction of basic tech, and I received my first writing gig on the age of 19. I’ve a level in mechanical engineering and have labored within the manufacturing business and some different publications like Wccftech earlier than becoming a member of Notebookcheck in November 2019. I cowl a wide range of subjects together with smartphones, gaming, and laptop {hardware}.