Samsung product sporting Intel SoC and 4 GB RAM ends up on Geekbench

Samsung might have reduced its dependency on Qualcomm by choosing to employ its ain homegrown Exynos 7420 in the Galaxy S6 duo, but the latest leak surrounding the visitor'southward upcoming product states that the company might exist eyeing Intel's mobile chipsets in favor of Qualcomm's. Featuring the codename CHOPIN-LTE, a device of unknown purpose (smartphone or tablet) has been spotted in Geekbench today.

Samsung Production Is Running Intel Atom x5 Z8500, 4 GB Of RAM, And Scores 1005 In The Single Core Test

So far, in that location is yet to be a single mobile device bearing the Due south Korean smartphone behemothic's logo that has been incorporated with 4 GB of RAM, so in the about future, yous guys might bear witness to something along the lines. The one detail detail from the Geekbench report that left us scratching our heads was the fact that the mystery product is running Intel'due south Cantlet SoC. More specifically, the chipset was listed as Cantlet x5 Z8500, which has been manufactured nether the xiv nm Crimson Trail process.

According to the study, the 'organisation on a chip' is running 4 processing cores, with each cadre running at a frequency of 2.24 GHz, and is going to exist supplemented by an eighth generation Intel graphics fleck. Given beneath are the scores that were obtained from the test:

Single core exam: 1005 points
Multi-core test: 3426 points

According to the scores, the product delivers performance equivalent to Milky way Annotation four. In other words, what that means is that the product featuring the codename CHOPIN-LTE just might be Samsung Milky way Tab S2. Unfortunately, confirmation of these details can only exist given when Samsung showers information technology in the spotlight and makes the official declaration.

Imagine a Samsung tablet running an Intel Cantlet SoC. If the leak turns out to exist truthful, then Qualcomm must be absolutely livid.

Epitome source: SamMobile