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I agree with the responders here, Snapdragon processors may have been superior in the past but I think that in recent years the difference is less marked and personally not had a real issue. However shall we say we have always had some Members who were Snapdragon Fanatics (even if some had no personal experience, that was pre the S23 Releases anyway) I know are impressed with the S23 Ultra but not all to do with the the processor and some have said they have had good experience with both processors. This article suggests they both generally perform well in real life usage though Snapdragon a bit ahead.https://www.xda-developers.com/samsung-flagship-cpu-performance-exynos-vs-snapdragon/
Issues are often to do with set up ,though obviously there can be faulty units.
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22-04-2023 05:26 AM in
Hi @nowdeleted
That's really a question for yourself to explore and ultimately answer.
Enjoy the journey of upgrading or not.
I can only go on my own experiences in my response to you.
Like many I've owned Samsung phone's both with the Exynos soc and the Qualcomm Snapdragon soc inside.
For me both have performed as they should have.
Sometimes software and bugs has a hand in a phone misbehaving which is why Samsung continually work on this with also sending out updates.
Some use apk files which can cause a negative impact.
Some apps can clash causing conflict.
Sometime ago I purchased a Samsung Note²⁰ from Samsung UK with the Exynos soc in and then I imported the same phone from Samsung Hong Kong with the Qualcomm Snapdragon soc inside to see what if any the differences were.
The Qualcomm Snapdragon soc offered better optimisation so gave about an hour better battery life than the Exynos soc. Everything else as far as I could see was the same.
Neither overheated.
In fact I haven't owned a Samsung phone that has overheated. Overheating meaning a pop up message advised as such and or shut the phone down.
My current phone's which are the Fold³ with the Qualcomm Snapdragon soc inside and my Samsung Galaxy s²² Ultra with the Exynos soc are both running seamlessly.
I certainly do not in anyway dismiss any persons viewpoint on the different versions of soc or the discussions left of some experiencing various problems with their phone's.
That is their experiences and deserve respect and what help we can offer on the Samsung Community Forum.
Those we can't resolve need to speak directly with Samsung to reach a resolution.
I've seen many posts here and elsewhere about taking Samsung to court over their phone having the Exynos soc inside.
You must do what you think right.
If I can be of any further help then please don't hesitate. Take care. 😎
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22-04-2023 11:34 AM in