Given Apple is struggling to make 3nm chips, and might be forced to stick with the still-efficient 4nm options, it makes sense the new Snapdragon will at least match the power and performance in terms of design. That should guarantee better performance and a lower power drawer than the 5 nanometer process used for the Snapdragon 888 and the Snapdragon 888 Plus.
Take that figure with a pinch of salt though, as it's likely that the silicon still needs to be optimized further.īack in September, we came across some leaked specs for the Snapdragon 898, pointing to a 4 nanometer process being used for the chip. Well-respected leaker Ice Universe has just posted some unofficial benchmarks for the Snapdragon 898 processor, suggesting that we're going to get a chipset that's around 15% speedier than the one that's been in use this year. The big question around the upcoming Qualcomm Snapdragon 898 is just how much extra performance it's going to offer over the Snapdragon 888 – and how much faster we can expect the flagship Android smartphones of 2022 to be as a result. The Samsung Galaxy S22 series is also expected to feature the Snapdragon 898 chipset in some regions, but the rumor is that we won't see those phones until later on in 2022.Īnalysis: should we care about the Snapdragon 898?
All we can really do at this point is sit tight and see how the release schedule unfolds.
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