There is a recent article from Androidcentral that indicates that the Galaxy S9 variant with the Snapdragon 845 is faster than the variant with the Exynos 9810.
https://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s9-tested-exynos-9810-vs-snapdragon-845
Can anyone confirm if the results are correct?
Based on this feedback and without concern over supported base-bands, I am wondering if there is any other other reason to choose an Exynos variant over a Snapdragon variant.
Would it be safe to assume that the G9650 Dual Sim variant (I think from China or Korea) would be the best option? (Its also considerably cheaper than the G965FD)
That does seem to be the case.
I've seen some real world speed test videos and they're neck and neck.
The Exynos isn't locked either and supports faster LTE. I'd probably go SD845 if you could but if you want to tweak the phone or care about sound quality the Exynos 9810 is the way to go.
Can anyone give me the link for working Gcam for Exynos variant of Samsung Note 10 Plus
OMG, I just upgrade from my Qualcomm Note 10+ to the 5G version, and there is NO Gcam that will start at least on the phone. No version, nada.
I just hope, maybe there is something that I miss? 5G is the new Exynos sooooo... any help? Someone? Please.... :crying:
Hi!
Samsung Galaxy S22 (exynos) has dual band gps support?
GpsTest doesn't show me L5 signal.
I have poor signal, worst than my last OnePlus 8T.
Thank you!
The S22U (exy) has dual band support, the S22 has the same SOC, therefore I would expect it to receive L5. Btw. the Note 10 and S20 exy versions also have dual band support, so it would be strange if Samsung had removed it only on the S22.
Capture with S22 exynos and my Oneplus 8T… Maybe S22 has not able the feature and it’s enabled on S22 ultra?
Have you figured out anything?
Really no dual band?
Breakler said:
there is GPS problem with S22 (exynos) verison but not for S8 Gen 1 version
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What kind of problem do you mean? A standard user would not recognize if dual band works or not.
ZXR said:
The S22U (exy) has dual band support, the S22 has the same SOC, therefore I would expect it to receive L5. Btw. the Note 10 and S20 exy versions also have dual band support, so it would be strange if Samsung had removed it only on the S22.
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on s22 regular snapdragon, do not see L5 as well
Hm, if Exy and SD are affected, then maybe a hardware antenna for the 2nd frequency is missing?
My S22 Plus (EU version SM-S906B/DS) has L1/L5 as far as I can tell. I noticed in the GPS status app before as it counts the dual band double per satellite (so 2x visibile satellites). I installed the latest Android 13.0/5.0 update before running GPSTest, but I think it already was working like this before.
Sincerely,
Wim
Wim9516v said:
My S22 Plus (EU version SM-S906B/DS) has L1/L5 as far as I can tell.
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It looks like only the S22 has no dual band. The Plus and Ultra have.
And carrier phase is only supported by the Exynos models and not by the Snapdragon ones.
Looking at getting a Note 10+, but I always prefer to root my phones and sometimes install LineageOS. I see that the Exynos variant of the Note 10+ is listed on LineageOS's website as an officially supported device, but it's the Exynos variant.
However upon Googling I'm seeing that the Qualcomm/Snapdragon variant can be rooted too but it requires a paid service? Aside from that are there any other differences between the Exynos and Snapdragon variants that I should be aware of?
Just want to confirm if this is accurate, and it seems like the Exynos variant is probably easier to deal with? I was looking at getting the SM-N975F/DS variant specifically.
Sorry if this is a FAQ, I did try to Google first