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[Q] (2d/3dgraphics) why MTK6575 > Adreno 200 > MTK6577(SGX531) (Antutu benhcmark)

[Q] (2d/3dgraphics) why MTK6575 > Adreno 200 > MTK6577(SGX531) (Antutu benhcmark)
I'm seeing some videos about china's phones with MTK6575 and MTK6577 processors:
They both uses PowerVRTM SGX Series5' GPUs(SGX531) (and i've heard MTK6575 may use SGX530 ultra, which is overclocked, i dont know if this is exactly what sgx531 means...)
But on ANTUTU benchmarks of phones with these processors i've seen some curious results:
MTK6577 has the lower results:
2d graphics: 296
3d graphics: 895
Android: 4.0.4
Even my Motorola Defy Mini(600 mhz + adreno 200) has higher results, MUCH HIGHER:
2d graphics: 405
3d graphics: 989
Android 2.3.6
In MTK6575:
2d: 181
3d graphics: 963(higher than MTK6577)
Android 4.0.3
In MTK6575:
2d: 317(higher than MTK6577)
3d graphics: 977(higher than MTK6577)
Android 4.0.4
But this one from a suspicious video which shows the results without the tests:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BykMTMEMU_c&feature=related

Any tip why?

Up

:/

here's my results
mtk6577 sgx531 | alps i7100 | 1gb ram 4gb rom | Android 4.1.1
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Benchmark results are heavily dependent on software - like what version of Android, what version of GPU drivers, what optimizations are present, etc. So you can't directly do benchmark comparison of different chipsets, running different versions of Androids and expect them to reflect their hardware power.

Here's the phone in action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HsfaMzR4zY&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Sent from my I7100 using xda app-developers app

This is my score (MTK6577, SGX531 and 512MB RAM)

Alcatel OT-997D I bought recently, don't know why its slower? MTK6577, SGX531, 1GB RAM.
Oh, and android 4.0.4

Qualcomm Announced : Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 and 810

SOURCE : Kickedface
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Qualcomm has announced the latest additions to the Snapdragon processor line. These will be the Snapdragon 808 and 810, which Qualcomm is touting as being "The Ultimate Connected Computing." Similar to what we've seen from the Snapdragon 800 tier up until this point, the 808 an 810 will be for high-performance.
The highlights for the Snapdragon 808 and 810 include them being 64-bit enabled and with integrated Cat 6 LTE advanced. Some of the other points shared across both of these include support for the Qualcomm RF360 Front End solution, and support for 3x20MHz Carrier Aggregation, which enabled speeds up to 300Mbps. They are also both designed using the 20nm technology node.
But perhaps the best news for some -- Qualcomm is pushing how these have been "tightly integrated and optimized for exceptionally low power consumption that does not sacrifice performance." Sitting below are some highlights for each of these;
Snapdragon 808
Designed for WQXGA (2560 x 1600) displays
Setup with a pair of ARM Cortex-A57 cores and a quad Cortex A-53 CPU
Will include Adreno 418GPU with support for OpenGL ES 3.1hardware tessellation, geometry shaders, programmable blending
LPDDR3 memory
Frame buffer compression and external 4K display support using HDMI 1.4
12-bit dual Image Signal Processors
Snapdragon 810
Will combine 64-bit quad-core ARM Cortex-A57 CPUs and Cortex-A53 CPUs
Will use Adreno 430 GPU and have been designed for 4K displays
LPDDR4 memory
4K display support using HDMI1.4
Will be the first mobile platform to use Qualcomm VIVE 2-stream 802.11ac with multi-user MIMI (for WiFi efficiency)
Support for Bluetooth 4.1, USB 3.0, NFC and Qualcomm IZat (location core for improved accuracy on location services)
Qualcomm mentioned the Snapdragon 808 and 810 will "begin sampling in the second half of 2014." And then from that point, they are expected to arrive in devices "by the first half of 2015."

****.. the S5 I preordered is obsolete already...

[TWEAK] Trick to increase gaming perfomance

Hello everybody!
This is my second post here on XDA
Today I bring a good method to speed up performance in heavy games.......
— Apps —
• GLTools
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-gltools-1-29-t2828630
• CPU-Z
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cpuid.cpu_z
• Screen Shift
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sagar.screenshift2
— Tutorial —
Screen Shift
Open the APP and click in Cancel!! ( or if press OK will reboot )
And configurate like in this print!
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More Settings >> Set on Boot
Mode during Call >> Always Custom Mode
Click OK and reboot
GL Tools
Wide System >> Activate this options
Optimize GLSL shaders √
Use Fake GPU / CPU Info √
SimpleMapBuffer Emulation √
Half Float Adreno texture hack √ ( if you GPU is Mali dont activate that )
Fix FBO attachment sizes √
Shader Retribute Reordering √
Now ,theres the important part!!
Go in CPU-Z and see what is you GPU Renderer is
Back to GLTools ,go to System Wide and under the Emulation options and go to Use a template
If your GPU is Adreno select Adreno 320
Mali select Mali 604
Select 1 CPU / 1GB RAM
You replace the GL_Renderer now of some theses with the referent GPU showed on CPU-Z
Mali GPU
Medium Quality — Mali-400
Low - Mali-300
Extremely Low - Mali-200
Adreno GPU
( Higly recommended for Moto G / E users )
Medium Quality — Adreno 250
Low Quality — Adreno 220
Extemely Low - Adreno 200
TEST AND GIVE ME FEEDBACK! :good:
Don't forget to thank me!!! :fingers-crossed:
Sorry my bad english, i'm brazilian

holy ****, Fps is drop very bad, you shouldn't share, close this topic !!!

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[Information] Specifications of Kirin 980

As per Huawei the Kirin 980 is the world's first commercial mobile phone SoC chipset made with TSMC's 7 nm process, integrating 6.9 billion transistors to improve both performance and energy efficiency. It is the first of its kind developed based on ARM Cortex-A76, with a dominant frequency of up to 2.6 GHz. The design of the Kirin CPU subsystem and intelligent flex-scheduling mechanism are ideal for achieving optimal energy efficiency while providing excellent performance.
The Kirin 980 is also the world's first commercial SoC chipset that uses the innovative Mali-G76 GPU. With its optimization technology and guaranteed battery life, the Mali-G76 GPU allows users to play massively multiplayer online games (MMOGs) smoothly. The Kirin 980 supports the world's fastest LPDDR4X with the rate up to 2133MHz, 14% faster than the industry average and is the first to integrate dual NPUs. This provides the most powerful AI computing capability available in the industry and offers increased support for AI applications, bringing mobile phones into the smart era.
The Kirin 980 is the first to support LTE Cat.21 in the world, which achieves stable and fast mobile communication connections in various complex communication scenarios, with an industry best peak download rate of 1.4 Gbit/s. The Kirin 980 uses Huawei-developed ISP 4.0, improving the pixel throughput by 46%, supporting more cameras, and greatly enhancing the noise reduction and color reproduction capabilities. These features allow mobile users to enjoy clear pictures and good video experiences. A more powerful and open HiAI ecosystem provides improved AI development capabilities and a convenient development environment for developers.
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What the key features of Kirin 980?
1. World's First 7 nm Commercial Mobile Phone SoC Chipset Kirin 980 Again Leads Industry Trends
2. Innovative Kirin CPU Subsystem and First Commercial Application of Mali-G76 GPU Achieve Top Energy Efficiency Ratio
3. Fourth-Generation Self-Developed ISP Upgraded for a More Beautiful World
4. Premium Smart Experience Enables Kirin 980 to Lead Mobile Phones into the Smart Era
5. Fastest 1.4 Gbit/s Peak Download Rate in the Industry and Best Communication Experience for All Scenarios
6. Fastest 1.4 Gbit/s Peak Download Rate in the Industry and Best Communication Experience for All Scenarios
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Geekbench question

Can someone explain to me, how is possible note 4 have much higher score than note 20 ultra? My note 4 have single score 1076 and multi score 3489. When Note 20 ultra have Single about 800 and Multi 2700. What's wrong?
Thanks in advance.

What OS is the N4 running on?
What about the N20U?
Is all power management disabled on the N20?

You have run the CPU-benchmark on 2 devices which have different chipset hardware
Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Qualcomm APQ8084 Snapdragon 805 (28 nm)
Exynos 5433
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra
Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon 865+ (7 nm+) - USA
Exynos 990 (7 nm+) - Global
Like other CPU benchmarks, GeekBench 5 runs a series of tests on a CPU and times how long the CPU takes to complete the tasks. The quicker the CPU completes the tests, the higher the GeekBench score.
The tests are divided into three subsections:
Crypto Crypto workloads measure the cryptographic instruction performance of your computer by performing tasks that make heavy use of crypto instructions. While not all software uses crypto instructions, the software that does can benefit enormously from it.
Integer Integer workloads measure the integer instruction performance of your computer by performing processor-intensive tasks that make heavy use of integer instructions. All software makes heavy use of integer instructions, meaning a high integer score indicates good overall performance.
Floating Point Floating point workloads measure floating point performance by performing a variety of processor-intensive tasks that make heavy use of floating-point operations. While almost all software makes use of floating point instructions, floating point performance is especially important in video games, digital content creation, and high-performance computing applications.

OK...I will be more specific...
This is N20U geek bench...
https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_ga...os_chipset_passes_by_geekbench-news-44532.php
https://unite4buy.com/media/geekbench/geekbench_general_912_4212.png
And this is my N4 geekbench...
It suppose 990 exynos would be much faster ...but I can't see that...right?
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And this is the geekbench iphone 12 pro max...
https://unite4buy.com/media/geekbench/geekbench_general_1592_4206.png
My exynos 5433 have almost the same perfomance with Apple A14 Bionic?
A bit crazy?