https://wccftech.com/galaxy-s21-plus-benchmarks-low-score-eyxnos-2100-mali-g78-gpu/

This might be the first time we’re showing our readers how the Exynos 1000, or the Exynos 2100 performs while running in the Galaxy S21 Plus. That is correct, an alleged benchmark showing the upcoming flagship fueled by Samsung’s next-generation chipset has been spotted, and though the numbers are pretty much disappointing, it’s expected this early as the company’s newest models aren’t expected until Q1, 2021.

The Galaxy S21 Plus also features 8GB RAM, though Sammobile reports that Exynos 2100 is the name of the mainboard, suggesting that Samsung may stick with the Exynos 1000 as the official name of its upcoming flagship SoC. Coming straight to the benchmark, the device with the model number SM-G996B has an 8-core chipset, with the base frequency apparently set to 2.21GHz.