Samsung Galaxy S III rocks Quadrant, AnTuTu and NenaMark 2 benchmark tests

One of the most debated features in the long-anticipated Samsung Galaxy S III is the processor - the quad-core Exynos 4412 processor, to be exact. We've seen all kinds of rumors and speculation surrounding this topic, which makes us think that you guys are really into that silicon part of life.

 

We've been writing about the Exynos processor prowess all night, but now we are posting our own impressions to back it up. While we were checking out the Galaxy S III for the first time, we made the extra effort to install a few benchmark applications in order to see just how good that fancy new processor is.

We run our standard set - Quadrant Standard, AnTuTu and NenaMark 2. In the video below you'll find all the details, as well as the results from our tests. Anyone wanting to try and guess how the Galaxy S III scored?

Samsung Galaxy S III first benchmarks are out

The Samsung Galaxy S III won’t truly deserve the Android crown for total geeks like us if it can’t prove it in some benchmark action. And London’s event was the perfect place to run some tests and compare what others have scored. Thus, we could get an idea about some of the mysterious silicon juice Samsung put in the SGS III. What we know so far is that it packs a quad-core 1.4GHz Samsung Exynos chip, 1GB of RAM, and a newer GPU with the promise of 65% better performance.

 

Here are the real life results and how they compare with other Android phones:

GLBenchmark for GT-I9300, GT-I9500 and GT-N8000 leaked

Some information from GLBenchmark sendend to us…

You can see a firmware version for I9300 – I9500 and N8000.

First let us remind you the names…

I9300 (Galaxy S III)

I9500 (???)

N8000 (Galaxy Note 10.1)

All phones are running on Android 4.0.3 another funny detail is the processor and resolultion of the GT-I9500.

This could be a BETA test firmware.

Lets hope so.

See here all details:

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Samsung Galaxy S III placeholder tops AnTuTu benchmark charts

A new device has topped the AnTuTu Android benchmark software ranking list chart, taking over the Transformer Prime with the quad-core Tegra 3.

The device is uploaded as the Samsung Galaxy SIII, which was the preferred name for the next Galaxy flagship before it became clear thatSamsung itself is calling it Galaxy S3.

Samsung GT-I9300 Galaxy S III graphics benchmark appears, poised to rule them all

The Samsung GT-I9300 Galaxy S III benchmarks were hosted for a while on GLBenchmark, left there by a careless tester. Thankfully, a tipster took a screenshot before they were taken down, and sent it to us.

With the power of deduction we concluded last week that the only possible scenario for a chipset in the Galaxy S III is the officially unannounced quad-core Exynos 4412 clocked at 1.4GHz, which apparently comes with an ARM Mali-400 GPU, but clocked at 400MHz, making it 50% faster than the current edition in the Galaxy S II.