The Galaxy S22 Ultra was spotted in online benchmark running Android 12, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, and 12GB of RAM.
The Galaxy S22 Ultra, model number SM-S908N, also appears to have 12GB of RAM, out of which 9.94 are usable (detected by the benchmark). As far as benchmark scores are concerned, in single core tests, the S22 Ultra performs on par with the Galaxy Tab S8+ spotted earlier today, but it tops a higher multi-core score of 3,434, up from 3,195.
These improved results may have been determined by the higher amount of RAM used by the Galaxy S22 Ultra model. It might not reflect a difference in CPU or GPU performance. And generally speaking, synthetic benchmarks don't always reflect real usage scenarios, so take these results with a pinch of salt. If anything, this benchmark serves to confirm, once again, that the Galaxy S22 Ultra is on its way.
Samsung may release the Galaxy S22 series in February, though it's yet unclear if the event will take place in the first or second half of the month.
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