Samsung continues to aggressively test the Exynos 2600, with the previous Geekbench 6 results painting a positive picture of the company’s first 2nm GAA chipset. However, the latest numbers are definitely going to shock you, and even though they are from an engineering sample, it is remarkably impressive that the chipset’s single-core scores can match Apple’s M5. Let us dive into the details.

The new benchmark also highlights the clock speeds of the Exynos 2600; most powerful core is running at 4.20GHz, surpassing the previous limitations

As the majority of you know, the Exynos 2600 will sport a deca-core CPU in a triple ‘1 + 3 + 6’ cluster configuration. Based on the latest results from the engineering sample spotted on Geekbench 6, the fastest frequency was recorded as 4.20GHz for t

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