The Exynos-powered models from previous Galaxy S models appeared to be slightly faster than the Snapdragon versions, but it looks like the situation is now reversed for the upcoming Galaxy S10 handhelds. Early samples of the Exynos 9820 and Snapdragon 855 tested in AnTuTu show a slight advantage for Qualcomm's chip, but the final versions might provide different results.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Snapdragon-855-beats-Samsung-s-Exynos-9820-in-latest-AnTuTu-benchmarks.374621.0.html
It it not like it is twice as good as the Exynos 9820. MAN, notebookcheck has become a clickbait site and I HATE it.
Quote from: fasddsadasdas on December 07, 2018, 14:16:39
It it not like it is twice as good as the Exynos 9820. MAN, notebookcheck has become a clickbait site and I HATE it.
I'm not sure where you saw the claim that the 855 was twice as good in the title?
"marginally faster", is not twice as good.