Galaxy Note 10 may adopt the updated Exynos 9825 chipset

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will be released at the company's Unpacked event in New York on Aug. 7. News of Note's next flagship product has been around for weeks. Rumors and reports focus on its design and our expectations for hardware. Although many people think that Galaxy Note 10 will naturally use Exynos 9820 chipsets to power Galaxy S10, there are reports that a new and updated Exynos 9825 can power Galaxy Note 10. Now it seems almost certain that Galaxy Note 10 has once again found the Exynos 9825 processor on Geekbench.

In the Geekbench list of Galaxy Note 10, model SM-970F, the Exynos 9825 chipset is mentioned again. The same chipset was discovered last month, as did the Galaxy Note 10 SM-N976B. 8GB's RAM is also mentioned in Geekbench's list. The biggest difference we have noticed is the score between single core and multi-core, which is much higher this time.

Samsung has not yet released the Exynos 9825 chipset, but we expect the company to be closer to the release date of Galaxy Note 10. Chipsets should provide slightly faster overall performance and hopefully more energy efficiency, as they will be based on a 7-nanometer process.

Galaxy Note 10 will also use Snapdragon 855 chipsets in some countries, including the United States. This version of 12GB's RAM is also found on Geekbench, which may be a higher RAM variant provided by Samsung.

Samsung is expected to release at least two Galaxy Note 10 models-the regular Galaxy Note 10 and the Galaxy Note 10 Pro. The two models look exactly the same, but the Pro is said to be larger, with a larger rear camera and larger battery. These two models are also expected to launch a 5G version.