Collins Sefa Leaks of the Samsung Galaxy S26 have provided an early look at the performance of the Exynos 2600, which is expected to be the world’s first 2nm chipset.
The leak, spotted on Geekbench, includes benchmark results for the Xclipse 960 GPU, offering a glimpse into how it compares with competitors like the Adreno 840 in the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, featured in the OnePlus 15.
The Exynos 2600 is expected to debut in the South Korean variants of the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26 Plus, though it remains unclear whether the European models will use the same chipset. Early Geekbench results suggest that Samsung has focused on both performance and efficiency, addressing previous concerns around heat generation with new measures such as a dedicated heat blocker integrated into the chip.
The leaked model, listed as SM-S942B, likely represents the international Galaxy S26. According to the Geekbench data, the device features a 10-core processor paired with the Xclipse 960 GPU, indicating Samsung’s continued push to rely on its in-house chipsets for flagship devices.
Gamers and tech enthusiasts will be particularly interested in the Xclipse 960’s gaming and graphics capabilities, as Samsung promises improved efficiency and better thermal management compared to earlier Exynos chips. The leak suggests that the Galaxy S26 could offer a competitive edge in both CPU and GPU performance, especially for graphics-intensive applications and mobile gaming.
As Samsung gears up for the Galaxy S26 launch, these early benchmarks provide an important preview of what to expect from the company’s next-generation flagship devices.
