Samsung"s upcoming Galaxy S8 will once again use chipsets from two different makers. So depending on where you order from, you might get an S8 with Qualcomm"s Snapdragon 835 or one powered by Samsung"s own Exynos 8895. Up until today not much was known about the latter, other than it being on track to be used in the Galaxy S8. One outlandish rumor claimed its CPU would be clocked at 3 GHz, while another talked about the Exynos 8895 using ARM"s Mali-G71 GPU design, the latest and greatest from the British semiconductor company.
Now though we get some more details about the Exynos 8895, courtesy of the image you can see below, which purportedly depicts the rough spec sheet for the SoC (and compares it to the Snapdragon 835).
So, the Exynos 8895 is supposedly coming in two versions, which will be identical in all respects except for two: first, the 8895M will have a quad-core Samsung-designed M2 performance CPU cluster clocked 200 MHz higher than the 8895V, and secon..
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