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TECHINFOSOCIALSposted the benchmark scores on X on December 30, showing lackluster numbers.
The last batch of benchmarks for the Galaxy S25 Ultra were better, with 3,148 single-core and 10,236 multi-core.
Samsung S25 UltraSnapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy clocked at 2x 4.47GHz + 6x 3.53GHz.
However, what’s surprising is the clock score of the chip in this test.
This test could just be an anomaly; if it were rerun, the results could be better.
Suboptimal overclocking could also be affecting theQualcommchip’s performance.
And both scores would be a marked improvement over the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
It’s worth remembering that benchmarks aren’t the only thing that matters for performance.
Optimization is just as important.
Battery life is another consideration.
Phone companies sometimes cut performance to squeeze extra battery life from a rig.
It could also offerQi2 magnetic charging.
Stay tuned to ourGalaxy S25 Ultra rumors hubfor all the latest updates and leaks.
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