What are your thoughts on the performance of the 8G3 and 2400? Personally I think the 8G3 isn't performing as well as the 8G2 did when it first released in 2023... Update: There's a typo on the GeekBench 6 test for the S24 Ultra - it's average GPU should be "15093" not 10560 - it was a typo in my spreadsheet which @rajasankar390 picked up on (thanks)
S24U got better in the performance and stability compared to your previous test. I am looking forward to your regular tests that you always do after updates to see how software improvement can affect the result of S24U
Because it has 2x A710 cores which remains cool while efficient you can see chips with A710 cores they are most efficient and powerful 8 gen 2 has 1x prime X3 core 2x A715 Corse And 2x A710 cores With 3x A510 efficiency cores This is best generation core After the A77 A76 and A75 These were best ARM cores ever
Upgrading from the s22 ultra . I still use the s22 and tbh it's still a beast but the trade in offers where too good to turn down . And now I have seen this vid shows if you upgraded ever 2 years the boost is huge . Great vid!!
Thanks for the tests. Perfect as always :) Can you check if your S24U has noisy display in a plain gray background. Many including me reported this. Since you have S24+, you may do the same check with that too.
I think S24Ultra thermal throttles because for some strange reason, they are limiting the phone’s temperature on the Ultra models. For example the 24+ can go up to almost 50 degrees, but the ultra is limited to 42, I think to fix this they have to increase the limit to 50 degrees as well.
Quite possible - something they'll never admit if it's true though. Strange how the S24+ is allowed to get hotter though - unless they just know the Exynos 2400 needs to so it can perform better...
This has also been shown in Genshin Impact tests. It's not strange. They want the Exynos to perform the same as Snapdragon. Battery life of S24+ now is abysmal compared to S24U or even S23+. Since S24+ drains alot more battery now because of higher quality display(1440p). We need a direct comparison of s24+ snap vs exy. S24U needs tweaks/patches.
@@KasKade7 Yeah Exynos is a horrible chipset for battery life. S22 Ultra is horrible for me always had problems but during the night nicely getting a 20+% drain.
Thank you for the detailed video! Be interested in your thoughts on the performance profile. On the Exynos 2400 in light mode its said to save 38% battery draw while only costing 10% in performance. Not sure if you could test the temperature and battery difference in the different modes or if this wouldn't be possible. Cheers!
Interesting if those stats are true - that'd be massive for heavy battery users. The current battery test doesn't have that enabled but I might see if I can do another in the future. Thanks for watching!
Its interesting that i have watched over 10 videos about benchmarks of Exynos 2400 (S24+), and in all of them were temperatures very close to S24 Ultra 8G3 +/- 2 degrees. This is the first benchmark video where i see some heating issues. Im curious because im looking to buy one, and i want to be sure that Exynos 2400 dont have any major issues regarding heating issues, battery life or performance. Thanks :)
Something i noticed as i watch checking the battery on all the devices. The 2 Exynos Galaxys perform way worse signal wise compared to snapdragons. They also perform worse in general in battery too. Performance wise the new Exynos is actually not bad and 8gen3 seems to need some more updates to perform better, but the Snapdragon chips still have the edge overall to no ones surprise. Thanks for the video.
I think the phones are just connected to the 'emergency network' as they don't have SIMs in but it'd be interesting to do a signal test for sure. Performance-wise I think you're right 👍
i played in store with an s24 exynos i shuffled around through apps as i always do with these phones (did it with s20/s21/s22/s23) and now with the s24 exynos, I would say it was average. didn't got as hot as i expected, but it did started to get very warm after just opening all the apps on the phone in succession. I remember the s22 with exynos, damn, that was burning your hands doing that. s21 was also quite hot but maybe not as hot as s22. I myself have an s20 with snapdragon 865 (bought it from ebay, China) and it barely gets warm when i shuffle through apps, which is what i would expect from a phone... s23 is also quite good in this regard, similar to the behavior of s20 with snapdragon 865.
Yeah I was surprised how hot the S24 Plus has gotten in my tests so far. Obviously I'm pushing it hard in the tests but if it got warm in your hands in the shop just going through apps then it doesn't bode well - nice in the winter months but not going to be great in the summer...
@@AndroidAddictsyeah and let's not forget about mobile data, about gps, about using it in the sun... but yeah, i guess if exynos 2200 did it's job somehow, exynos 2400 being a tad better will be just fine.
Thanks - I'd love to add it in but don't have one sadly! On the plus side, the results of the S23+ would be quite similar to the S23 Ultra except for the resolution difference between the two. Whilst the RAM would also make a subtle difference I don't think it'd be that far off (except for in the AnTuTu Benchmark test perhaps)
I choose between s24+ and s23+, so personally I would be interested in a complete comparison of these particular models. But according to your test, I can indirectly draw conclusions that interest me.
So we can probably conclude that exynos 2400 is less efficient than 8G3, but also look at the antenna bar on the phones. The snapdragon ones have full bars, while the exynos ones are at most at 4, but more so at 2 or 3 bars...
We increased the peak brightness of the display, increased the performance of the CPU, GPU, added AI functions, and the battery life increased!? even the battery capacity remained 5000mAh, does this mean that Samsung has quietly lowered the performance somewhere???
And this is why I'm keeping my S23 Ultra no need to upgrade... When you see that the 8 gen 3's thermal management is worse than 8 Gen 2 and that the day to day performance and battery life is literally the same on both. Worth it to wait for the S25 Ultra
Instead of using 80% brightness you should use same lumen on each screen. If a phone is brighter than another using 80% brightness level will increase battery consumption on the brighter phone
Hi AndroidAddicts, after receiving updates in s24 series, can you please do this test again to see there any performance, battery and heating differences. You can add iphone also in this test if it's possible. Thanks for your hard work. I really appreciate it. ❤
Sad to see that the s24 Ultra's screen color is of lower quality now -- washed out and dropped to 83% DCI P3 rating. It's quite noticable next to an s23 Ultra, in person.
It will get fixed hopefully, but these things can take time. One claimed source with access inside Samsung claims it is proving hard to resolve. I can't imagine why, and have no faith in random 'sources'.
Samsung rushed and released S24 series. I think it's a bug cos I saw some display comparisons between S23U and S24U. There's no difference between vivid and natural mode in S24U
I have the 2200, and this is exactly what i needed to know to make my decision whether to buy the s24 ultra or stick with my s22 ultra 8gb 128gb with a dead pixel on the corner. Thank you
Samsung is holding back the Snapdragon 8 gen 3 by limiting its thermal headroom. The exynos is allowed to run hotter and consume more power so it gives similar benchmark score. The 8 gen 3 is much better in terms of efficiency and battery life.
Hi, interesting test. I have noticed that cellular signal on S22 Ultra and S24+ is quite weak, compare to other phones. Is that because you are using different operators, or are there some problems with cellular signal on these phones (especially im interested on S24+) Thanks :)
It's a wallpaper from the Zedge app. You can find it here: Check out this Wallpaper from @Zedge www.zedge.net/wallpaper/ec7cca1f-f516-40be-9a64-613fb3531706 #Zedge #Wallpaper
That's a good question - I haven't really tested the cameras yet so it's hard to tell. Processor-wise - the 8G2 has much better support than the Exynos 2400 currently (and maybe even eventually) will have
It's true that the width of the pure frameless screen of the s22 ultra is wider than that of the s23 ultra, and that the s23 ultra is thinner than the s22 ultra?
Hello, I bought an S24 2 days ago and the refresh rate oscillates between 120-24 Hz, is this normal? how could I change it between 1-120 Hz? Thank you in advance
Yes that sounds normal to me - I don't think I've ever seen a Samsung go lower than that. There's a good article about it here, it's possible but 'not optimal' to go that low: www.anandtech.com/show/16069/samsung-variable-refresh-rate-display-explained-vrr-note20-ultra
U should do a comparison between exynos and sd versions of the s24+. Ultras hav better cooling than the plus, the temps in this video might be off bcus of that.
After all that i will cancel my s24+ order, i dont game on phones i have rx7900xt red devil for that i just want great batery life, great display and great camera and s23 ultra is around 800euros and this exynos s24+ is 1200euros, 400 euros is to much and s23 ultra is better then s24+ if your not mobile gamer
This generation definitely runs hotter which is a shame, imagine the S24U without the new vapour chamber. We're still seeing 15-20% better sustained performance (when comparing the lowest loops from the 8G2 and 8G3) so there are improvements, it's just not as good as the peak numbers would lead you to believe if you're doing anything for an extended period of time. There's more to the SoC than just the sustained performance of course, although that is vital.
My S23 ultra (Snapdragon 8 gen 2 ) has a geekbench of 5700 multi core ? You got 5537...on Your S23 ultra. Why is yours lower you got The Exact SAME PHONE ?
@@AndroidAddicts S24, S24 plus Europe, Southeast Asian countries, South Korea : Exynos 2400 American, Canada, Latin American , China(HongKong,Macau included), Taiwan,Japanese, Australia, New Zealand : Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy) S24 Ultra: Only Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
You do realize it is a completely different phone (24 Ultra Snap vs 24 Plus Exynos) in this test. Doesn't tell us anything. Completely different internal build, battery size, and vapor chamber.
S24, S24 plus Europe, Southeast Asian countries, South Korea : Exynos 2400 American, Canada,Latin American , China(HongKong,Macau included), Taiwan,Japanese, Australia, New Zealand : Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy) S24 Ultra: Only Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
You're not too far behind by the sound of it, there are obviously other factors that determine your result - you can install an app from the Samsung Store called Good Guardians and then install the plugin called Thermal Guardian - this lets you increase the max temp of the CPU by +2C. You could give that a try and re-un your benchmark
My S24U got higher score than this guy in video. I hit 2076018 on Antutu test. My UFS 4.x result are 4158Mb/s read seq and 2711Mb/s write seq. This blows my 14Pro Max from miles away😂😂.
Again with the wrong exynos policy... Lurking for a s24+ Qualcomm version.. It's impossible to get those in Europe. And AI? Free till 2025 than again tapping for money?.. Not appealing at all. Thank you for your work, this just confirmed my suspicion about the bad exynos processor.
....there are more than enough Qualcomm phones to get out there: the S-Ultra; Xiaomi; Sony; Honor; ZTE; Asus; Oppo; Vivo; One+! If they put it in everything then we might have a problem with exploding prices (S24(+) prices went down in EU in contrast to the Ultra model)... The AI feastures are coming in S22/ S23 and are not depending on the SOC... even if the processing is local!
S24, S24 plus Europe, Southeast Asian countries, South Korea : Exynos 2400 American, Canada,Latin American , China(HongKong,Macau included), Taiwan,Japanese, Australia, New Zealand : Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy) S24 Ultra: Only Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
S24, S24 plus Europe, Southeast Asian countries, South Korea : Exynos 2400 American, Canada,Latin American , China(HongKong,Macau included), Taiwan,Japanese, Australia, New Zealand : Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy) S24 Ultra: Only Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
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What are your thoughts on the performance of the 8G3 and 2400? Personally I think the 8G3 isn't performing as well as the 8G2 did when it first released in 2023...
Update: There's a typo on the GeekBench 6 test for the S24 Ultra - it's average GPU should be "15093" not 10560 - it was a typo in my spreadsheet which @rajasankar390 picked up on (thanks)
agree, S24 Ultra has 2x bigger cooling area, but the temp is disappointed compared to S23 Ultra
S24U got better in the performance and stability compared to your previous test. I am looking forward to your regular tests that you always do after updates to see how software improvement can affect the result of S24U
The S24U is temperature capped very low on purpose to slow the beast down. They want to make Exynos shine.
@kartg0007406 Very much so😓
@@far_tech5555 Thanks - yes interesting to see it did better after a day's rest 👍
Overall it seems 8gen2 is performing balanced across all the tests. Temperature remains within limit, benchmark numbers remains mostly similar.
Agreed 👍
Because it has 2x A710 cores which remains cool while efficient you can see chips with A710 cores they are most efficient and powerful
8 gen 2 has 1x prime X3 core
2x A715 Corse
And 2x A710 cores
With 3x A510 efficiency cores
This is best generation core
After the A77 A76 and A75
These were best ARM cores ever
Upgrading from the s22 ultra . I still use the s22 and tbh it's still a beast but the trade in offers where too good to turn down . And now I have seen this vid shows if you upgraded ever 2 years the boost is huge . Great vid!!
Thanks for watching - enjoy your new phone - it was worth the wait!
I think exynos 2400 is very good🎉
It is certainly performing pretty well! Just getting a bit hot at times at the moment but hopefully they can work on it
@@AndroidAddicts And also it's cosuming more battery than it should.
exynos battery drain so fast
s24 ultra There are battery and performance problems, also be sure that both Exynos and SG 3 will be better with updates@@covre4420
s24 ultra There are battery and performance problems, also be sure that both Exynos and SG 3 will be better with updates@@Adgale
Was waiting for your Video about Exynos 2400 Test ...
Thankyou for Bringing it Up
My pleasure - thanks for watching!
Was searching infos regarding exynos 2400!! thank you!
You're very welcome - glad it was useful!
No matter how the exynos can perform, don't buy exynos if you care about longterm usability and sustainability.
I don't think theres an option to buy exynos or Snapdragon... you are forced to buy whatever samsung ship to your country..
Thanks for the tests. Perfect as always :)
Can you check if your S24U has noisy display in a plain gray background. Many including me reported this. Since you have S24+, you may do the same check with that too.
Thanks so much. I'll definitely have a look at that and see. So it's just any grey background and you see noise on the screen itself? Very odd!
I think S24Ultra thermal throttles because for some strange reason, they are limiting the phone’s temperature on the Ultra models.
For example the 24+ can go up to almost 50 degrees, but the ultra is limited to 42, I think to fix this they have to increase the limit to 50 degrees as well.
Quite possible - something they'll never admit if it's true though. Strange how the S24+ is allowed to get hotter though - unless they just know the Exynos 2400 needs to so it can perform better...
This has also been shown in Genshin Impact tests. It's not strange. They want the Exynos to perform the same as Snapdragon. Battery life of S24+ now is abysmal compared to S24U or even S23+. Since S24+ drains alot more battery now because of higher quality display(1440p). We need a direct comparison of s24+ snap vs exy. S24U needs tweaks/patches.
@@KasKade7 Yeah Exynos is a horrible chipset for battery life. S22 Ultra is horrible for me always had problems but during the night nicely getting a 20+% drain.
What are you talking about. The S24+ battery life in that literal test you are referring to is anything but abysmal. @@KasKade7
@JW_Media 53% left with the Snapdragon and only 42% left with the Exynos. That is a significant difference.
I have a feeling that Samsung is somehow crippling the snapdragon to make the exynos look better
Thank you for the detailed video! Be interested in your thoughts on the performance profile. On the Exynos 2400 in light mode its said to save 38% battery draw while only costing 10% in performance. Not sure if you could test the temperature and battery difference in the different modes or if this wouldn't be possible. Cheers!
Interesting if those stats are true - that'd be massive for heavy battery users. The current battery test doesn't have that enabled but I might see if I can do another in the future. Thanks for watching!
@@AndroidAddicts Thank you, really appreciate the response. Love your videos looking at how performance changes over time and with updates.
Its interesting that i have watched over 10 videos about benchmarks of Exynos 2400 (S24+), and in all of them were temperatures very close to S24 Ultra 8G3 +/- 2 degrees. This is the first benchmark video where i see some heating issues. Im curious because im looking to buy one, and i want to be sure that Exynos 2400 dont have any major issues regarding heating issues, battery life or performance. Thanks :)
Something i noticed as i watch checking the battery on all the devices. The 2 Exynos Galaxys perform way worse signal wise compared to snapdragons. They also perform worse in general in battery too.
Performance wise the new Exynos is actually not bad and 8gen3 seems to need some more updates to perform better, but the Snapdragon chips still have the edge overall to no ones surprise.
Thanks for the video.
I think the phones are just connected to the 'emergency network' as they don't have SIMs in but it'd be interesting to do a signal test for sure.
Performance-wise I think you're right 👍
Subscribe thanks for the extensive testing!
Will wait for the battery test video.
Thank you!
i played in store with an s24 exynos
i shuffled around through apps as i always do with these phones (did it with s20/s21/s22/s23) and now with the s24 exynos, I would say it was average. didn't got as hot as i expected, but it did started to get very warm after just opening all the apps on the phone in succession.
I remember the s22 with exynos, damn, that was burning your hands doing that.
s21 was also quite hot but maybe not as hot as s22.
I myself have an s20 with snapdragon 865 (bought it from ebay, China) and it barely gets warm when i shuffle through apps, which is what i would expect from a phone...
s23 is also quite good in this regard, similar to the behavior of s20 with snapdragon 865.
Yeah I was surprised how hot the S24 Plus has gotten in my tests so far. Obviously I'm pushing it hard in the tests but if it got warm in your hands in the shop just going through apps then it doesn't bode well - nice in the winter months but not going to be great in the summer...
@@AndroidAddictsyeah and let's not forget about mobile data, about gps, about using it in the sun...
but yeah, i guess if exynos 2200 did it's job somehow, exynos 2400 being a tad better will be just fine.
thanks An excellent test, I would also like to add s23+ to them and it would be just excellent!
Thanks - I'd love to add it in but don't have one sadly! On the plus side, the results of the S23+ would be quite similar to the S23 Ultra except for the resolution difference between the two. Whilst the RAM would also make a subtle difference I don't think it'd be that far off (except for in the AnTuTu Benchmark test perhaps)
I choose between s24+ and s23+, so personally I would be interested in a complete comparison of these particular models. But according to your test, I can indirectly draw conclusions that interest me.
👍 I know you'll make the right choice
Please do battery test with S24 Ultra vs S24 Plus
I'm literally recording it right now 😁 will hopefully have it out Sunday or Monday 👍
Can I know the results in advance? I need to make a reservation, but I don't have enough time.@@AndroidAddicts
S24 Ultra won quite comfortably 👍
thx bro !!@@AndroidAddicts
So we can probably conclude that exynos 2400 is less efficient than 8G3, but also look at the antenna bar on the phones. The snapdragon ones have full bars, while the exynos ones are at most at 4, but more so at 2 or 3 bars...
Yeah I think it probably will be less efficient overall - and this is just the emergency connection - there's no SIM cards installed in these.
It was always like this with exynos. More heat, higher battery usage, worse modem and reception, slightly worse photo processing
How can we conclude anything? It wasn't even the same phone! S24 Ultra vs S24+.
Great video as usual. I have a question: which is the best Android phone in terms of photography in all modes?
I'd say the S23 Ultra at this current time
We increased the peak brightness of the display, increased the performance of the CPU, GPU, added AI functions, and the battery life increased!? even the battery capacity remained 5000mAh, does this mean that Samsung has quietly lowered the performance somewhere???
And this is why I'm keeping my S23 Ultra no need to upgrade... When you see that the 8 gen 3's thermal management is worse than 8 Gen 2 and that the day to day performance and battery life is literally the same on both. Worth it to wait for the S25 Ultra
Correct 😊👍 Only really worth the upgrade if you are coming from the S22 series
So the s24+ is better than the s23 Ultra and very close to the s24 Ultra wow great performance 👍
🐈Хорошая мысль.
Отличный тест.
Всё видно и понятно.
Без лишних слов.
Спасибо большое-рад, что было полезно
Instead of using 80% brightness you should use same lumen on each screen. If a phone is brighter than another using 80% brightness level will increase battery consumption on the brighter phone
It's very true - perhaps I'll invest in a tool next time I do a test 👍
Hi AndroidAddicts, after receiving updates in s24 series, can you please do this test again to see there any performance, battery and heating differences. You can add iphone also in this test if it's possible.
Thanks for your hard work. I really appreciate it. ❤
Exynos is usually so bad that when it is not a disaster, we are happy.
Haha so true 😂👍
Lets wait for S25+
Sad to see that the s24 Ultra's screen color is of lower quality now -- washed out and dropped to 83% DCI P3 rating. It's quite noticable next to an s23 Ultra, in person.
it's a software issue. samsung will fix this in an update
It will get fixed hopefully, but these things can take time. One claimed source with access inside Samsung claims it is proving hard to resolve. I can't imagine why, and have no faith in random 'sources'.
Samsung rushed and released S24 series. I think it's a bug cos I saw some display comparisons between S23U and S24U. There's no difference between vivid and natural mode in S24U
I would be happy to see Dimensity 9300 in the S24 Ultra lineup
I have the 2200, and this is exactly what i needed to know to make my decision whether to buy the s24 ultra or stick with my s22 ultra 8gb 128gb with a dead pixel on the corner. Thank you
So quick, thank you
we can see the Ultra series have much better cooling system. (Even S8G1 or Exy2200 can have lower temp than S24+
You're welcome!
Yeah that S24+ gets very toasty 🔥
Samsung is holding back the Snapdragon 8 gen 3 by limiting its thermal headroom. The exynos is allowed to run hotter and consume more power so it gives similar benchmark score. The 8 gen 3 is much better in terms of efficiency and battery life.
Possibly - we'll never know for sure but you'd hope that isn't the case
Respect increased for Exynos 2400, i though it can't even surpass 8+ gen 1 😅
😂👍
Hi, interesting test. I have noticed that cellular signal on S22 Ultra and S24+ is quite weak, compare to other phones. Is that because you are using different operators, or are there some problems with cellular signal on these phones (especially im interested on S24+) Thanks :)
Tenho o s23 plus e o s24 plus, a qualidade do sinal é igual.
S24 ultra benchmark it’s nuts
Imagine an S25 Ultra with 6000 mAh and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 even more efficient 😅😅
Let's hope so! 😄👍
Hi , how did you get the Samsung s24 ultra - Red theme? It's so AWEsome!
It's a wallpaper from the Zedge app. You can find it here: Check out this Wallpaper from @Zedge www.zedge.net/wallpaper/ec7cca1f-f516-40be-9a64-613fb3531706 #Zedge #Wallpaper
could you maybe do some 4g/5g speed tests to see how the new exynos modem fares?
Good idea - I'll do that when I do the speed test 👍
which one is better s23ultra or s24+ in whole (camera, processor etc..)Since they are at similar price point
That's a good question - I haven't really tested the cameras yet so it's hard to tell. Processor-wise - the 8G2 has much better support than the Exynos 2400 currently (and maybe even eventually) will have
Guardian of the Galaxies 💯💯💯
How did your S24+ manage to keep that performance at 49C? Mine's lowest loop goes down to like 1500 when it hits 47C.
Try installing Good Guardians and then the Thermal Guardian plugin to increase the operating temperature by +2C 👍
@@AndroidAddicts Thanks for the recommendation, it worked.
Quick question, was the thermal limit raised on all phones at the test?
It's true that the width of the pure frameless screen of the s22 ultra is wider than that of the s23 ultra, and that the s23 ultra is thinner than the s22 ultra?
Idaresay s23ultra is still very good. Very balance overall
So exynos 2400 is better than snapdragon 8 gen 2 at least... but it consumes more power.
That damn samsung process node -.-
let0 wait for the battery drian tests
What is the geekbench ML score of exynos 2400? It’snowhere in the internet. Please check it out please😊.
Hello, I bought an S24 2 days ago and the refresh rate oscillates between 120-24 Hz, is this normal? how could I change it between 1-120 Hz? Thank you in advance
Yes that sounds normal to me - I don't think I've ever seen a Samsung go lower than that. There's a good article about it here, it's possible but 'not optimal' to go that low: www.anandtech.com/show/16069/samsung-variable-refresh-rate-display-explained-vrr-note20-ultra
U should do a comparison between exynos and sd versions of the s24+. Ultras hav better cooling than the plus, the temps in this video might be off bcus of that.
Try the s21 ultra and s20 ultra
8:18 why do the s24 phones look like they have such low brightness?
Probably just the the camera (Galaxy S9) - it changes quite a bit as the screens change from darker images to lighter images
0:48 s24 ultra gpu score mentioned wrong
You're right - that's a typo on my behalf - thanks for pointing it out - I'll update the pinned comment 👍
@@AndroidAddicts thanks 👍🏻
After all that i will cancel my s24+ order, i dont game on phones i have rx7900xt red devil for that i just want great batery life, great display and great camera and s23 ultra is around 800euros and this exynos s24+ is 1200euros, 400 euros is to much and s23 ultra is better then s24+ if your not mobile gamer
Yep can't argue with that - you'd be much better off wit the S23 Ultra at that price 👍
How ur exynos get so higher score then mine? I also use thermal guardian and mine cant even managebto get higher gou score than 12.700 12.800
Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 doesn't support Ray Tracing it supports Volumetric lighting which is God Rays not as good as Ray Tracing.
Mantap ini yg di cari2
A bit disappointed with the stability of the 8 Gen 3.
Same here - the 8G2 was almost perfect when it released but the 8G3 is a lot worse...hopefully it can be fixed with some further updates 😢
@@AndroidAddicts Indeed i'm also hoping for that.
@@yeahhboii6685🙏
Will exynos 2400 get better with updates? what is your opinion ?@@AndroidAddicts
This generation definitely runs hotter which is a shame, imagine the S24U without the new vapour chamber.
We're still seeing 15-20% better sustained performance (when comparing the lowest loops from the 8G2 and 8G3) so there are improvements, it's just not as good as the peak numbers would lead you to believe if you're doing anything for an extended period of time.
There's more to the SoC than just the sustained performance of course, although that is vital.
Battery test pls!
Currently being recorded! I'm out tomorrow but will hopefully have it ready for Sunday/Monday 👍
What?! A cheaper phone can defeat the flagship ultra easily in terms of gaming?? What is samsung doing and why pay for ultra if that is the case?
My S23 ultra (Snapdragon 8 gen 2 ) has a geekbench of 5700 multi core ?
You got 5537...on Your S23 ultra.
Why is yours lower you got The Exact SAME PHONE ?
S24+ vs S23 Ultra ?
S23ultra vs s24+ =s23 ultra is still best value in front of s24+ which has more heat in antutu benchmark
Тест проходил при температуре -10С° 😁😁😁
😂 xaxa
Just like snapdragon 865 and snapdragon 888 next gen had higher speed but bad stability
8gen 2 vs 8gen 3 is actually exactly same situation
It does feel very much like that sadly
Why aren't you testing Samsung S24s with Exynos chipsets? Only these S24 Ultra everywhere? I don't understand
The S24 Plus has the 2400 in it
Thanks, but I mean the test which cell phone stays on last and the rest goes off. @@AndroidAddicts
Ah yes, I've recorded a battery drain test which I will try and release today if possible!
@@AndroidAddicts
S24, S24 plus
Europe, Southeast Asian countries, South Korea :
Exynos 2400
American, Canada,
Latin American , China(HongKong,Macau included), Taiwan,Japanese, Australia, New Zealand :
Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
S24 Ultra: Only Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
Can you tell that if someone is using s22 ultra snapdragon version should he upgrade to s24 ultra.
Nah man, unless you're a hard core gamer id say keep your s22 for another year or 2 at least
@@Zatob In another year or 2 the resale value of s22 ultra will be way less of what I am getting today.
The battery go down with Exynos
Bro I have a plan to buy s 24 +
Then you say it’s bad mobile ?
It's not bad by any means - just disappointing it couldn't last as long as the Ultra
S23 Ultra looks brighter then other phones again.
Might just be it is more in-focus (the S9 I'm using is softer around the edges). It definitely have the 'extra brightness' turned off in this one 😅👍
@@AndroidAddicts That's what I thought at previous video, it could be the light hitting it with different angle . It happened eventually 😄
S24 Ultra has a lower DCI P3 of just 83. It's a downgraded color screen. And NOBODY is talking about this except an Asian RUclipsr. And he is right.
Battery test. Benchmark really dosent matter
Currently being recorded as I type 😎👍 Should be out either Sunday/Monday
Standby Times are the most important imo.
What horrible battery life for Exynos 2400. Unforgivable.
Not the best that's for sure...
You do realize it is a completely different phone (24 Ultra Snap vs 24 Plus Exynos) in this test. Doesn't tell us anything. Completely different internal build, battery size, and vapor chamber.
S24, S24 plus
Europe, Southeast Asian countries, South Korea :
Exynos 2400
American, Canada,Latin American , China(HongKong,Macau included), Taiwan,Japanese, Australia, New Zealand :
Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
S24 Ultra: Only Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
Was the S24+ tested in native resolution or FHD+??
QHD
Нечестно с вашей стороны сравнивать S24 Ultra и S24+ , размеры и охлаждения разные , надо было всех S + серию
I saw other video that the EXYNOS 2400 is FPS THROTTLING, SNAPDRAGON 8GEN 3 is better and stable FPS in game play
That doesn't surprise me
S23 ultra is top
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Bad idea including the not supported test...
Messes up the whole 'battery test'
Don't worry this isn't a battery test - I'm recording that video right now 👌
Exynos 2400 more stable
i got on my s24 ultra just 1839188 and u have almost 2 mil...
You're not too far behind by the sound of it, there are obviously other factors that determine your result - you can install an app from the Samsung Store called Good Guardians and then install the plugin called Thermal Guardian - this lets you increase the max temp of the CPU by +2C. You could give that a try and re-un your benchmark
My S24U got higher score than this guy in video. I hit 2076018 on Antutu test. My UFS 4.x result are 4158Mb/s read seq and 2711Mb/s write seq.
This blows my 14Pro Max from miles away😂😂.
Wow! Amazing score! 😮😎👍
Again with the wrong exynos policy... Lurking for a s24+ Qualcomm version.. It's impossible to get those in Europe. And AI? Free till 2025 than again tapping for money?.. Not appealing at all. Thank you for your work, this just confirmed my suspicion about the bad exynos processor.
stop avoiding Exynos, wait for the battery and long term performance reviews
....there are more than enough Qualcomm phones to get out there: the S-Ultra; Xiaomi; Sony; Honor; ZTE; Asus; Oppo; Vivo; One+! If they put it in everything then we might have a problem with exploding prices (S24(+) prices went down in EU in contrast to the Ultra model)... The AI feastures are coming in S22/ S23 and are not depending on the SOC... even if the processing is local!
S24, S24 plus
Europe, Southeast Asian countries, South Korea : Exynos 2400
American, Canada,Latin American , China(HongKong,Macau included), Taiwan,Japanese, Australia, New Zealand :
Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
S24 Ultra:
Only Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
Why tf do we still get exynos in europe
Just a bit of trolling from Samsung
@@AndroidAddicts 💀💀
S24, S24 plus
Europe, Southeast Asian countries, South Korea :
Exynos 2400
American, Canada,Latin American , China(HongKong,Macau included), Taiwan,Japanese, Australia, New Zealand :
Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
S24 Ultra:
Only Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (for Galaxy)
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