The Galaxy A series hardly comes with an options of chipsets
unlike the series. However that tradition might change in 2018. The Galaxy A5
(2018) has been spotted on Geekbench with an Exynos 7885 processor. Interesting,
isn’t it?
unlike the series. However that tradition might change in 2018. The Galaxy A5
(2018) has been spotted on Geekbench with an Exynos 7885 processor. Interesting,
isn’t it?
The report is not official yet it’s likely to be a 14nm
chip, same as the 7880 it replaces. Though, it will have two Cortex-A73 cores
for power, in addition to six A53 cores. The 7880 chipset was used for Galaxy A5 (2017) and
had eight A53 cores.
chip, same as the 7880 it replaces. Though, it will have two Cortex-A73 cores
for power, in addition to six A53 cores. The 7880 chipset was used for Galaxy A5 (2017) and
had eight A53 cores.
Furthermore, the Geekbench previously revealed an SM-A5300
with a Snapdragon 660 chipset, but the results are from the SM-A530F. The
Qualcomm processor shared a similar single-core performance but had a lead in
the multi-core test.
with a Snapdragon 660 chipset, but the results are from the SM-A530F. The
Qualcomm processor shared a similar single-core performance but had a lead in
the multi-core test.
Next year model should possess more RAM as well, 4GB or 6GB which
depend on the model availability. It is expected to run Android 7.1 Nougat out
of the box at launch early next year (may be February).
depend on the model availability. It is expected to run Android 7.1 Nougat out
of the box at launch early next year (may be February).
Looking properly at the naming of the models, the
international version (F) of the Samsung Galaxy A5 (2018) will land with an
Exynos chip while the Chinese variant (0) will make use of Snapdragon and will come
with a 6GB RAM.
international version (F) of the Samsung Galaxy A5 (2018) will land with an
Exynos chip while the Chinese variant (0) will make use of Snapdragon and will come
with a 6GB RAM.
