Has the Galaxy S27's Exynos chip surfaced already?

The Galaxy S26 series was launched just a few weeks ago, but information about the Galaxy S27 has already started surfacing. Nearly nine months ahead of its expected launch, the Galaxy S27’s rumored Exynos 2700 chip has appeared online, revealing details about its CPU structure.

A Samsung engineering sample running Android and powered by a chip with the model number S5E9975 has appeared in Geekbench’s database. Based on the model number, this chip is likely the Exynos 2700. Further details suggest that the chipset features the Xclipse 970 GPU. The engineering sample is also listed with 12GB of RAM.

The device scored 2,603 points in Geekbench’s single-core test and 10,350 points in the multi-core test. A few weeks ago, the chip appeared to score over 15,000 points in Geekbench's OpenCL graphics performance test.

These benchmark scores appear lower than expected, especially considering that the Exynos 2600 reportedly achieves around 3,250 points in the single-core test and close to 11,000 points in the multi-core test. This could be because the chip is still in the early stages of development, or the listing may have been spoofed.

As such, this information should be taken with caution. More reliable details are expected to emerge later this year. Samsung is also rumored to have developed the Exynos 2700’s GPU completely in-house, without assistance from AMD’s Radeon team. The chip could also use even better heat dissipation mechanism.