I just got my Zoom and I have had other tablets, so Im not totally new to rooting/etc and Ive been reading the Overclock thread in development and my quadrant scores at 1GHZ is 1722 and at 1500 (setcpu) its 2211. In the thread, people report 22xx at stock 1GHz speed and arouns 28xx with the overclock.
Any ideas why my scores are much lower?
Thanks
I wouldn't worry about Quadrant scores, ever.
If the Xoom is fast at tasks, it's fast at tasks, the end.
Good point ... Ill have to check it out in a few games and see how it goes.
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I agree that benchmarks in general and Quadrant specifically aren't what matters, but my Xoom wifi got 1892. So, scores can be all over the place.
My Xoom scores over 3000 at 1500mhz on my Xoom... it means nothing.
an oc'ed archos 101 running on ext4 at 1200mhz can reach 2900. but it's real world performance is far from what the xoom can do... excluding video playback - the archos can do high profile 720p with ac3 5.1.
The stock score, was that before or after setcpu? If it was after, then it must be on the MIN/MAX settings and/or the governor settings you're using. Mine scores 2300+ stock as well.. I have the 3G verizon version..
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The lower score was with SetCPU on the stock 1GHz, and my second score was with SetCPU at 1500. At the 1500 settings I seem to be scoring what most do at stock, which is why I was curious.
Its quick overall, but to test a HEavy Flash Site I hit Disney.com with Dolphin and its a bit slow to load up, but I have to assume thats the Flash Issue.
I do love this Xoom (Wifi Version)
PensFan66 said:
The lower score was with SetCPU on the stock 1GHz, and my second score was with SetCPU at 1500. At the 1500 settings I seem to be scoring what most do at stock, which is why I was curious.
Its quick overall, but to test a HEavy Flash Site I hit Disney.com with Dolphin and its a bit slow to load up, but I have to assume thats the Flash Issue.
I do love this Xoom (Wifi Version)
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Try rebooting, running Quadrant from a fresh boot with nothing else running... also set the governor to 'Performance,' will likely boost your high score.
I know that quandrant is not a good benchmark because the results depends on the hardware installed (CPU qualcomm or samsung or TI OMAP), but my question is:
Desire S in quadrant advanced reach a score of 3000 in the CPU section; the xperia arc, with the same CPU reach a score of 5500 in the cpu section. They are both on gingerbread....so why this difference?
Also the desire HD with froyo and the same Qualcomm CPU reach a 5500 score...
I can't uderstaind!
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My wife just got her Des S, and Mega jump is lagging
Quadrant score is 1000-1200
how can it happen with an Adreno 205 inside?
it has 1.28.401.1 ROM on it. do you experience it with other ROMs too?
liljom said:
My wife just got her Des S, and Mega jump is lagging
Quadrant score is 1000-1200
how can it happen with an Adreno 205 inside?
it has 1.28.401.1 ROM on it. do you experience it with other ROMs too?
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i've got no lag at all....
ilbulgaro89 said:
i've got no lag at all....
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no lag on Mega jump? not even when you pick up a rocket?
liljom said:
no lag on Mega jump? not even when you pick up a rocket?
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no lag at all in this game
ilbulgaro89 said:
no lag at all in this game
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and what is your Quadrant score?
liljom said:
and what is your Quadrant score?
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around 1240
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around 1240
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yeah, that is the max I can get too
the funny thing is, that my Desire HD with a Desire S port performs better; same CPU, GPU and screen resolution; and no lag in megajump :/
liljom said:
yeah, that is the max I can get too
the funny thing is, that my Desire HD with a Desire S port performs better; same CPU, GPU and screen resolution; and no lag in megajump :/
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yeah, I also do not explain the differences in benchmark scores with this 2 devices
i gave my opinion of why the lower scores in this thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1036668
basically there has been a general trend on most phones that gingerbread performs lower than froyo on benchmark tests and performance. this is certainly been my experience. and since the desire s is running gingerbread, while the desire HD is running froyo (i think, right?), that is your answer right there...
Since the Desire S is the "first" device from HTC dressed in Gingerbread...can we safely say that it wasn't an optimized Gingy version that HTC brought up?
If all the Desire family get their Gingerbread update (Classic, HD, Z) and did perform well in benchmarking, that would leave Desire S...????
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i gave my opinion of why the lower scores in this thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1036668
basically there has been a general trend on most phones that gingerbread performs lower than froyo on benchmark tests and performance. this is certainly been my experience. and since the desire s is running gingerbread, while the desire HD is running froyo (i think, right?), that is your answer right there...
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you are right
I run Gingerbread on my DHD, and the Quadrant is lower
I thought it's because we don't have the gingerbread sources for DHD, and we don't have the right drivers
but still, DHD has 1500-1600 in Quadrant (compare to 1200) with DS 1.28 port :/ and that's a big difference with the same CPU, GPU
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you are right
I run Gingerbread on my DHD, and the Quadrant is lower
I thought it's because we don't have the gingerbread sources for DHD, and we don't have the right drivers
but still, DHD has 1500-1600 in Quadrant (compare to 1200) with DS 1.28 port :/ and that's a big difference with the same CPU, GPU
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i ask it in this thread for this reason: dhd has an higher results with desire s gingebread porting......a my friend has in test a developer version of incredible s with gingerbread 2.3.3 and his quadrant score is 1450 (higher than desire s...but with same hardware)
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i ask it in this thread for this reason: dhd has an higher results with desire s gingebread porting......a my friend has in test a developer version of incredible s with gingerbread 2.3.3 and his quadrant score is 1450 (higher than desire s...but with same hardware)
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2 things can save us:
-we find the way to root DS
-we get a good update from HTC
DS is relatively still a "baby"
we'll get there eventually
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i ask it in this thread for this reason: dhd has an higher results with desire s gingebread porting......a my friend has in test a developer version of incredible s with gingerbread 2.3.3 and his quadrant score is 1450 (higher than desire s...but with same hardware)
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well maybe your friend's incredible s is overclocked, or he has some other type of customization that you are not aware of. because what i am trying to say is that, stock 2.2 vs stock 2.3, there is a performance and quadrant drop, significantly. stock 2.3 may get around 1250 quadrant, and stock froyo may get around 1650 quadrant. i get 1200 on 2.3, but i can over clock to maximum and get 1400. but somethign still isnt right, because i could over clock on 2.2 and get 1700.
also, people say quadrant scores are meaningless. but this has gotten mis interpreted on the web. quadrant scores are meaningless BETWEEN DIFFERENT PHONE MODELS. but quadrant definitely has meanign within the same device. so if your device runs 1600 on 2.2, then 1200 on 2.3, that is a meaningful piece of data. benchmark shows the ability of your phone to do various tasks like scroll a list, load some html or javascript, or parse a bunch of data. so it annoys me when others (not in this thread) say quadrant is meaningless. what the original statement meant was that lower device A could be optimized very well to be smooth, while higher device B could be better hardware, but optimized poorly to not be smooth, and a benchmark would not tell this story. i agree wtih that. but not within the same device i dont
i also see slower choppy scrolling in 2.3, for example tapatalk threads and lists were smooth in 2.2, but choppy and chunky in 2.3, etc. and the benchmark seems to agree with that.
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well maybe your friend's incredible s is overclocked, or he has some other type of customization that you are not aware of. because what i am trying to say is that, stock 2.2 vs stock 2.3, there is a performance and quadrant drop, significantly. stock 2.3 may get around 1250 quadrant, and stock froyo may get around 1650 quadrant. i get 1200 on 2.3, but i can over clock to maximum and get 1400. but somethign still isnt right, because i could over clock on 2.2 and get 1700.
also, people say quadrant scores are meaningless. but this has gotten mis interpreted on the web. quadrant scores are meaningless BETWEEN DIFFERENT PHONE MODELS. but quadrant definitely has meanign within the same device. so if your device runs 1600 on 2.2, then 1200 on 2.3, that is a meaningful piece of data. benchmark shows the ability of your phone to do various tasks like scroll a list, load some html or javascript, or parse a bunch of data. so it annoys me when others (not in this thread) say quadrant is meaningless. what the original statement meant was that lower device A could be optimized very well to be smooth, while higher device B could be better hardware, but optimized poorly to not be smooth, and a benchmark would not tell this story. i agree wtih that. but not within the same device i dont
i also see slower choppy scrolling in 2.3, for example tapatalk threads and lists were smooth in 2.2, but choppy and chunky in 2.3, etc. and the benchmark seems to agree with that.
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my friend's incredible s is a stock phone updated to Gingerbread via OTA today...without any type of hack...incredible s is not rooted!
My understanding was that Gingerbread is quite a bit slower than Froyo in Quadrant tests.
In real use though, it seems fine.
I suppose we'll have more idea when 2.3.3 upgrades become available for devices currently running 2.2.x.
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My understanding was that Gingerbread is quite a bit slower than Froyo in Quadrant tests.
In real use though, it seems fine.
I suppose we'll have more idea when 2.3.3 upgrades become available for devices currently running 2.2.x.
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Desire HD came out with 2.2, and now it runs 2.3, and yes, the Quadrant went down
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I suppose we'll have more idea when 2.3.3 upgrades become available for devices currently running 2.2.x.
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On htc-hero score was equal on 2.2 and 2.3 (both overclocked CM-ROMs)
On my NexuS with 2.3 I have scores about 2500 @ 1GHz (and crazy >3000 @ 1,4GHz)
On the DesireS I only get 1200 @ 1Ghz (equal performance gov or ondemand)
Wired is the totaly different fps: desireS has 50fps at the "planet3D" where Nexus has only 20fps; in the "doom3D" it is vice versa
But in everyday use there is no big difference - I tend to sell the NexuS, but really not sure wich phone I should keep..
I am getting 1669
With [EE4] GummyCHARGED 1.5 and PeanutButta Jelly Time voodoo kernel.
What are you getting?
I can live with mine.
It varies between 1450-1690
Sorry. Bad shot...it was 1496
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How do you take a screenshot from within Quadrant? Holding my back key keeps sending me back to the homescreen.
Regardless, just scored 1790 Been between there and 1650 or so.
On GC 1.5 + PBJ
ColonelSeitan said:
How do you take a screenshot from within Quadrant? Holding my back key keeps sending me back to the homescreen.
Regardless, just scored 1790 Been between there and 1650 or so.
On GC 1.5 + PBJ
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ShootMe from the market.
1701: This is EE4 debloated with PBJT and Voodoo enabled.
Thanks for the shootme note Just got 1719, here's my screen
Gc 1.5 + pb&j = 1709
i dont have alot of free time right now so i only have EE4 with root, voodoo lagfix and cwm recovery kernel installed , stock other than that.
Edit: how do i make the pic small like the rest?
thanks
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1748
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I'm at work now so I don't have a screenshot, but I've been getting between 1550 and 1710 running pb&j with stock rom and the chainfire3d driver. phone feels a lot snappier, games run much better thanks to the driver, and battery life is about the same if a not a little bit better.
2011
OC 1.4Ghz with voodoo lagfix and GummyCharged 1.75 ROM
I like Antutu better becaue it breaks down the score into the various tests (and its free).
PBJ @ 1.4Ghz
I know people like to disregard these Quadrant scores, but I wonder what causes the LG Revo's stock 1ghz to get the same scores as these 1.4ghz OC'd devices.
But at the same time, the graphics were noticeably choppier on the Revo vs the Charge when I had them run the same [simple] Flash-based game.
I tested all 3 4G phones side-by-side in the store with various methods. The graphics processing is what tipped my scale to the Charge over the Revo.
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I know people like to disregard these Quadrant scores, but I wonder what causes the LG Revo's stock 1ghz to get the same scores as these 1.4ghz OC'd devices.
But at the same time, the graphics were noticeably choppier on the Revo vs the Charge when I had them run the same [simple] Flash-based game.
I tested all 3 4G phones side-by-side in the store with various methods. The graphics processing is what tipped my scale to the Charge over the Revo.
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the hummingbird is just better with graphics but the 2nd gen snapdragon does better in data reads or calculations etc..
asenduk said:
the hummingbird is just better with graphics but the 2nd gen snapdragon does better in data reads or calculations etc..
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Ah thanks, got it! Good to know.
Quadrant puts a heavy emphasis on CPU scores, which the Snapdragon processors do great at (same goes for I/O as far as scores are concerned). They don't weight the graphics scores as highly, which is where the Hummingbird wins.
beat that. Jk
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Hello,
I am running Darky Rom 10.2 with Dark Core 2.9.2 and Voodoo lag fix on my Samsung Galaxy S (i9000m).
My current score in quandrant is 2366.
Is there any way to get it up higher.
Thanks in advance.
imp96 said:
Hello,
I am running Darky Rom 10.2 with Dark Core 2.9.2 and Voodoo lag fix on my Samsung Galaxy S (i9000m).
My current score in quandrant is 2366.
Is there any way to get it up higher.
Thanks in advance.
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Who cares. Quadrant is an outdated and unstable benchmark app. I suggest to use a better benchmark app or even better to stop caring. Benchmark scores honestly don't matter.
I recently switched from hellfire phoenix running faux kernal OC'd to 1.54ghz to Weapon 3.0 R1 and faux kernal OC'd to 1.54ghz.On HP i average a 7800 score using Antutu. When i first put weapon on i did a quick Antutu benchmark to see how it compared to HP i got like 74xx which was a bit lower than my top HP score but OK. Now when ever i try to benchmark i get around 5000-6000.... and i cannot figure out why. Any thoughts? performance is fine, and i don't care to much about benchmarks but i'm just a little curious. I also tried quadrant but i also get a score that's actually lower than the stock rom on the g2x :/
thanks!
They updated the application on the 13th, the scores are different now. You'll score around the same with HP if you reflash it.
cool, thanks