Samsung recently launched the much-awaited Galaxy Book 4 series in the market with up to Intel Core Ultra 7 CPUs. Now a new variant of Galaxy Book 4 “Edge” has appeared on Geekbench with the model number NP940XMAA-EXP. As per the listing the Galaxy Book 4 “Edge” runs a Snapdragon X Elite chipset with 16GB of RAM and Windows 11 Home(64-bit). Coming on to the most crucial part, the score part, it has scored 2,785 in the single-core test and 13,925 in the multi-core test on Geekbench 6.
Based on the scores, it can be said that the Snapdragon X Elite has outperformed Apple’s M1 and M2 chips though it could not surpass the scores of the newer M3 chip. As per the listing the Snapdragon X Elite on Samsung Galaxy Book 4 “Edge” comes with 12 Oryon CPU cores(8+4) and has a base frequency of 4.01 GHz.
Apart from impressive scores, users must be happy for the confirmation also following it that says the company is not ready to equip its larger devices with Exynos chips at least for now. We may get to see it in the future though, as many times reports around it has come out.
