Is there a way to take benchmark tests from Android and iOS devices that register on the same scale? Not JavaScript benchmarks, benchmarks like on like Quadrant Standard or Neocore.
I’m curious as to what kind of performance other people are getting in Dungeon Defenders on your stock Nexus S? I have had the game for more then a month now and it runs great up until certain points in battle with the influx of multiple waves and towers blasting away. The game doesn’t become unplayable but it does get a little choppy until all the mobs are cleared out. I would think this as being the norm for such a graphic intense game but I see people saying how great this game runs on their phone (droid, evo, galaxy s whatever). I’m trying to gauge what “runs great” means for others that have the game and if my Nexus S is underperforming for some reason. I have tried all the tips for getting better performance out of the game but it doesn’t seem to help much. Is this what everyone experiences for this game on your Nexus S?
What rom are you using?
I noticed on Stock 2.3.2 the gpu seamed to perform the best in smartbench, cm mod always scored lower.
Stock 2.3.3 also scores lower and the latest nightly cm 11 build is scoring like 1600 in smartbench for gpu appose to stock 2.3.2 which scored 3000....
I think it may just have something to do with newer video drivers being used though which smartbench is misreading.
I actually think the hummingbird is just as capable for gaming as the Nvidia cpu the only difference is this game and others to come are being optimized for Nvidia, nvidia is possibly even paying for this the way they do on PC.
Hello to all.
I am thinking of buying this tablet. Can you please post a screen shot of the Antutu score. I'm interested in the total and multitasking capabilities.
You can find alot of reviews that a have antutu scores in them. To answer you question about multitasking though I easy can have 4-6 apps open simultaneously
Has anyone else flashed a custom rom and you're note 5 is scoring a lot lower than stock?
I will say this... I know that antutu has overhauled it's scoring etc. I went from top score to second to mate 8 once it updated to the 6.0.1 Antutu (not my firmware of course) I get around 81 grand average. Unless I let it sit and cool and all the other favorable higher score solutions. I can when it's cold hit second. But yeah. The new antutu in my opinion does not fair well for exynos as it used to. Either that or these notes have just had their day. Lmao.
Hey guys, can anyone run some basic benchmarks like geekbench and antutut and post them here? Would like to see what the phone score with the carrier bloatware and stuff. If you do it's much appreciated but could you post your cpu too 820 or 8890? Thanks guys
You can ask for it here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-edge/help/exynos-snapdragon-t3322784
There's already some scores available in there.
selbyftw said:
Hey guys, can anyone run some basic benchmarks like geekbench and antutut and post them here? Would like to see what the phone score with the carrier bloatware and stuff. If you do it's much appreciated but could you post your cpu too 820 or 8890? Thanks guys
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I am at work on my work PC so I can't upload a screen shot but Antutu Benchmark score 100% stock - 122,019 I usually have been getting around 92,000 on my Nexus 6p - rooted and tweaked with ac custom kernel.
mocsab said:
I am at work on my work PC so I can't upload a screen shot but Antutu Benchmark score 100% stock - 122,019 I usually have been getting around 92,000 on my Nexus 6p - rooted and tweaked with ac custom kernel.
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Most results so far : Snapdragon 820 = Antutu 120 -122000
Exynos = Antutu 127 - 129000
On Geekbench Snapdragon slightly better on single core,Exynos slightly better on multi core. So only marginal differences in benchmark results.
In daily use both are blazing fast ...
Best yet for me... it is no exynos, but I will take it
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Best yet for me... it is no exynos, but I will take it
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My note 5 has exynos and I haven't been able to get more than 92,000 or so - honestly the benchmarks don't mean much - maybe they make us feel good a little - but in the end, the real test is how it performs in real life and honestly all of these Flagship phones are pretty amazing. I am really impressed with the S7 - and other than a little bloat, I don't find much to complain about with the new Touchwiz/Marshmallo in the S7 Edge. AND I love the expanded features for the Edge itself...really nice phone.
Only the second day on this phone. I like it!
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Just a casual run on the snapdragon version. Didn't cool it or anything
Wow those are some great runs guys, the geekbench is a little lower than expected. On certain s6 roms I've gotten about 5100 on multicore, but for stock those seem pretty good.
Is the general consensus that both cpu's are as good as each other with both slightly out performing one in certain areas?
Can someone run gfxbench battery test on snapdragon and upload performance graphs here. Interesting to see gpu performance degradation.
Can someone please run a workbench from PCmark?
That is the most usefull benchmark at the moment
thanks in advance
selbyftw said:
Wow those are some great runs guys, the geekbench is a little lower than expected. On certain s6 roms I've gotten about 5100 on multicore, but for stock those seem pretty good.
Is the general consensus that both cpu's are as good as each other with both slightly out performing one in certain areas?
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Just keep in mind the s6 has 8 cores to throw at it. Thats why its multicore score holds up well. Once we consider the single core score and that the 820 only has 4 cores its rather impressive.
I ran pcmark and got about 6k last night. Just keep in mind that pcmark is much more representative of the governor's ability to react to loads etc, than a representation of raw power. If you ran it on performance governor for instance, the score would be much higher.
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Can someone run gfxbench battery test on snapdragon and upload performance graphs here. Interesting to see gpu performance degradation.
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Hopefully these show you what you want
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Hopefully these show you what you want
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wow, it looks like exynos 8890 have better sustained performance, kinda surprasing
http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=707315&view=findpost&p=47363269
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wow, it looks like exynos 8890 have better sustained performance, kinda surprasing
http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=707315&view=findpost&p=47363269
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I have no clue what that site says....
TANKRED_ENDURES said:
wow, it looks like exynos 8890 have better sustained performance, kinda surprasing
http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=707315&view=findpost&p=47363269
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Surprising? The ghost of the 810 still haunts the 820 a bit.
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I have no clue what that site says....
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Here's the exynos, notice that it stays above 2.5ghz till around the 21 minute mark, while the sd820 starts throttling after 6 minutes.
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Surprising? The ghost of the 810 still haunts the 820 a bit.
Here's the exynos, notice that it stays above 2.5ghz till around the 21 minute mark, while the sd820 starts throttling after 6 minutes.
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I just wish I understood the metric. It's not GHz because the GPUs only run around 650mhz. From what i can tell the adreno is much higher peak then suddenly drops for a second and jumps back up. Which seems weird if it's throttling. Normally it would go low and stay low, like the 8890 does in the graph. I'll have to compare to my s6 later. Test takes forever.....
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I just wish I understood the metric. It's not GHz because the GPUs only run around 650mhz. From what i can tell the adreno is much higher peak then suddenly drops for a second and jumps back up. Which seems weird if it's throttling. Normally it would go low and stay low, like the 8890 does in the graph. I'll have to compare to my s6 later. Test takes forever.....
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Its not GHz, it's number of frames in one iteration of test. I suspect thermal driver in snapdragon variant is maybe broken, because It's weird what performance halfed every 2 minutes. In real games it would be noticeable.
Can't say I'm dissapionted with my 820 s7e. Great real world performance and benchmarks very well.
I'm the uk so I'll be getting the 8890, from what I can see from you guys both chips are good but I think the sd820 may have some thermal isssues again. Both score very well in real world performance. If your sd820 gets really hot at least you can dip it in some iced water now