Modern high-end single-chip systems for smartphones are known for their rage. This became the norm last year and the situation has only gotten worse with the launch of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 and Exynos 2200. But might the problem not be with Samsung and Qualcomm? According to industry analysts cited by the source, the design of Arm reference processor cores causes performance and heating issues.

Qualcomm Snapdragon and Samsung Exynos platforms are now used in most flagship Android smartphones and these devices are experiencing problems in terms of heating, performance and power consumption. The processors were developed by Arm, the same problems were confirmed in both products manufactured by Samsung Electronics and TSMC, so we can say that the reason is with the developer, not the manufacturers.

However, some experts believe that overheating issues are the result of a combination of several factors, including manufacturing processes, CPU configuration, peripherals, and smartphone performance.

Apple A platforms are also based on the Arm design, but Apple and Arm customize processors for iOS. On the other hand, Samsung and Qualcomm are developing single-chip systems for use in different smartphone models from different manufacturers, and processors that use the design without any changes seem to have problems.

It should be noted that at least the Dimensity 9000 does not suffer from overheating, and on the Exynos 2200 the main problem is not the processor part, but the GPU in this SoC, which has nothing to do with Arm, as it is based on the AMD architecture. . Source