https://wccftech.com/galaxy-s20-ultra-exynos-990-owners-overheating-issues/

Samsung appears to be aware of the fact the Exynos 990 pales in comparison to the Snapdragon 865. After all, why else would it restrict its own chipset to Europe, migrating the South Korean consumers to Qualcomm’s SoC this year? Although the Korean giant recently tried to ensure consumers that its strict testing protocol ensures performance is the same regardless of the chipset, evidence suggests otherwise. Some Galaxy S20 Ultra consumers are now reporting that the Exynos-fueled models are heating up and this isn’t the first time this is happening.

This is a $1,400 phone we’re talking about, and sure it’s all decked out with a 120Hz screen, 108MP camera, and 5G support, but what good is that if it keeps heating up unceremoniously? Lest you fear that this a Galaxy Note7 kind of problem, that doesn’t seem to be the case as the issues are limited to the Exynos 990 variants. Even if you somehow ignore this problem, which isn’t really possible as you can’t use a phone that feels too hot to hold, even the camera is exhibiting problems.