The first details of the upcoming Galaxy S10 have already surfaced, but before you rush to search for images or photos related to the phone, we should tell you that this leak concerns the device's performance. Results have appeared on the AnTuTu website referencing the Exynos 9820 processor , a Samsung chip that hasn't been released yet and which will almost certainly power the brand-new Galaxy S10.
Exynos 9820: A beast that promises

The results published on the AnTuTu app show a remarkably high score, even surpassing Huawei's Kirin 980. With 325.076 points, Samsung's chip would secure one of the top spots on the leaderboard, although it would still fall short of the Snapdragon 8150, which also recently passed the tests with an impressive score of 362.292 points. Quite remarkable.
However, we should keep in mind that this version of Exynos might be installed in a test system, without the final design and optimizations, so the final score could be higher than the one we discovered. Knowing that Samsung will also have a variant with the Snapdragon 8150 , the manufacturer won't allow such a large performance difference between the two versions, so it's likely that both versions will have some adjustments to balance performance.
Features of the Galaxy S10

But going back to the Galaxy S10 (or at least to the terminal with Exynos 9820), the summary of results also serves to see the characteristics with which the device would be presented, since we can see how the unit in charge of carrying out the stress test had a 2.280 x 1080 pixel screen, 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage. Also, the GPU that accompanies the processor is a Mali-G76, and the OS version was Android 9 Pie.
When will the Samsung Galaxy S10?
Now that we have the first benchmark scores, you're probably wondering when we'll see the new Galaxy S10. Unfortunately, there are still several months to wait before we can get our hands on it, as the presentation is usually scheduled for around the time of MWC . In the meantime, we'll have to make do with this AnTuTu score, and we'll see if any leaked images surface in the coming weeks that give us a better idea of ​​what it looks like.