The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 12GB Variant Disappoints with Low Benchmark Scores: Let’s Look into it

The launch of Samsung’s upcoming premium flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is almost here. A recent post on Twitter reveals the disappointing bench mark scores of the upcoming smartphone.

Let’s look more into it.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra

It is now confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will launch on the first week of February of 2023 and before its launch, reports suggest that there is a 12GB RAM variant for the smartphone along with the 8GB RAM variant.

However, the benchmark scores which were shared on the Twitter platform reveals the disappointing performance of the 12GB RAM variant

Nothing impressive pic.twitter.com/D6yYu7AECy

— Anthony (@TheGalox_) January 2, 2023

Samsung is going to launch its Galaxy S23 Ultra smartphone equipped with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset and the expectation regarding the smartphone’s performance is kept very high.

The benchmark scores of the 8GB RAM variant showed a single-core score of 1566 and a multi-core score of 5179 which is a much better score compared to the 12GB variant which has a single-core score of 1495 and a multi-core score of 4647.

The reason to why the 12GB variant showed less scores is still unknown. Samsung will definitely have to look into it. The 8GB variant had also had low scores in its previous benchmark which was later fixed. The same should also be done with the 12GB variant as well.

Let’s also look at Some of the Specifications of the Smartphone

Processor

Network

Display

Camera

Battery

More details about the smartphone including its price will be available after its launch.