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serdals said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=On63XRG7V0A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yA3iOSjZ7k
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Nice to see that the Note 3 scores fairly the same as those two devices. Thanks for putting this up.
The main advantage of the note 3 is its RAM, but correct me if I'm wrong, the s5 and the LG g flex was faster in terms of processing speed...because of the faster chipset?
Antutu checks processing speed and processing speed depends on many factors, for example if you're short on RAM, some of the stuff has to be moved out, which takes time and slows you down, but otherwise it doesn't affect speed, or benchmark. One problem I've seen mentioned somewhere was thermal throttling, GS5 being smaller and running at higher frequency could start thermally throttling and actually run slower than N3, despite higher max frequency. N3 RAM could be faster as well and that would affect benchmarks somehow and finally, under JB N3 will ramp up to full speed at the beginning of known benchmark due to Samsung tweaking the firmware, they don't do it anymore so that will affect benchmark as well. Either way going from 2.3 of N3 to 2.5GHz GS5 is not huge increase in speed, so benchmarks should be close no matter what.
I bought my Xperia z5 to replace a Note edge that I tried getting fixed after water damage. After getting the z5, I got the Edge fixed a second time and edge works as good as new. Ran AnTuTu....... Scores of the z5 are not as great a difference vs. The note edge. I'm running the z5 on stock cause there is no community roms or root yet. The note edge is running Tekexodus 4.2 extreme dev edition with the permissive low lying fruit kernel. Besides the overheating issue of the 810, which isn't an issue in the z5, is performance increase supposed to be this little or is it the power of custom roms and kernels?
I ran both 64 then 32 bits tests for fun. I am sure we'll get higher scores after a few updates furthermore when root is enabled.
Oh boy, another one of these "disappointed with benchmark" topics.. I for one couldn't care less about benchmark results.
I do run benchmarks just to see what they say. Mine came out quite a bit higher though. How reliable are benchmarks considering the difference?
I get between 44000 to 59000 depending on how "hot" the device is.
I'm the OP. I run an emulator and it is noticibly less playable on the z5 vs the edge. Thats why I ran the benchmark. Ran the benchmarking again today and got 61000. When I overclock the edge 60000 is attainable.
Hi,
I've seen Antutu score is very high because the CPU is a monster. But the score of 3D performance is low and tests seen laggy.
What is really the performance in 3D games?.
Please, tell me your experience.
Greetings!
WuZaR said:
Hi,
I've seen Antutu score is very high because the CPU is a monster. But the score of 3D performance is low and tests seen laggy.
What is really the performance in 3D games?.
Please, tell me your experience.
Greetings!
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I want to know as well
Mate 8 using T880MP4 and GPU is just same performance with Samsung Note 5 T760MP6. Huawei not good at GPU for their chip but Mate 8 is enough for all current game. If you are a phone gamer, better wait for S7 with T880MP12 (Exynos) or Adreno 530 (SD820). I don't know why Huawei they don't use T880MP12.
The Mate 8 GPU T880MP4 is enough for the Phone, Display and Games. It's better for Accu!
haiau said:
Mate 8 using T880MP4 and GPU is just same performance with Samsung Note 5 T760MP6. Huawei not good at GPU for their chip but Mate 8 is enough for all current game. If you are a phone gamer, better wait for S7 with T880MP12 (Exynos) or Adreno 530 (SD820). I don't know why Huawei they don't use T880MP12.
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i can tell you why: throttling!
with mp12 gpus ull get great scores for benchmarks but once u stress the system for more than one benchmark run (say, when gaming! ), throttling kicks in and u lose a great chunk of that wonderful performance. the kirin 950 doesnt have that problem, it stays right at its max. performance no matter how long u stress it and yes, due to the fullHD screen and absense of throttling its more than enough for all current games. i dont game much tbh, but i havent seen any lagging yet either...
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jbmc83 said:
i can tell you why: throttling!
with mp12 gpus ull get grest scores for benchmarks but once u stress the system for more than one benchmark run (say, when gaming! ), throttling kicks in and u lose a grest chunk of that wonderful performance. the kirin 950 doesnt have that problem, it stays right at its max. performance no matter how long u stress it and yes, due to the fullHD screen and abscense of throttling its more than enough for all current games. i dont game much tbh, but i havent seen any lagging yet either...
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yea the cpu is extream fast
ihad the note 5
and mate 8 is way faster and smoother
and the phone wont even lag for one time
i have no problems with heavy games tun smooth exept real boxing 2 lag :fingers-crossed:
I normally don't game on my phone and I have no issues with normal usage performance of the phone except for the pathetic battery life, but the ONLY time I get interested in a game which Mario Kart, it lags horribly to the point where it becomes unplayable.
See the video for reference:
https://youtu.be/ybQLoCuITqA
I'm thinking of switching to OnePlus 7T,
Lemme know what phone is similar in size to the S10e that has a better performance and battery life.
Only one: s10e 9700 snapdragon
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Only one: s10e 9700 snapdragon
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Yes, that's what I was thinking too, for me this is a perfect size but no good phones are similar besides the iPhone 11 pro.
Another option would be
Xiaomi Mi 9 SE https://www.gsmarena.com/xiaomi_mi_9_se-9583.php, most likely worse performance, but better dev support
NisseGurra said:
Another option would be
Xiaomi Mi 9 SE https://www.gsmarena.com/xiaomi_mi_9_se-9583.php, most likely worse performance, but better dev support
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Ya that snapdragon 712 won't be up to the mark. I was doing some research and found Oppo Reno Ace, almost perfect https://www.gsmarena.com/oppo_reno_ace-9894.php
Hi folks, I recently bought the ZenFone 7 Pro, I could see that it has a somewhat out of curve consumption, I drew these conclusions comparing with my Motorola Edge Plus where it has a stand by much more efficient than his and also a management in the cores. Another point that I would like someone to test to see if it’s not just me, the game Genshin Impact after 3-8 minutes of departure the game starts to give absurd dropframes (something that my edge plus and s10 lite could run without presenting this type of situation) someone else with the same performance problem? And apparently the device gives a lot of thermal throttling.
If any of you have the same problem, we have to knock on Asus' door and ask for a solution on top of that.
I put two prints of the motorola edge plus, one related to the use of the CPU with nothing open and the other of the thermal throttling test.
I mean, for hardcore gaming I'd say one would be better off with an IPS display (like Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro). Just because of the burn-in possibility. But, that phone would also throttle most likely. I have one, but yea I hate games for Android - I play games via emulator all the time (and cloud gaming).
High-end SOC in phones will always thermal throttle unless you purchase a gaming phone like an ASUS ROG, or Black Shark, or whatever else. These chips produce a huge amount of heat that needs exceptional cooling.
Even high-end phones just don't have enough cooling to deal with the sustained heat load coming of these chips. To name a few: so, for example, Zenfone 7 Pro, OnePlus 8 Pro/8T, S20 FE. And the Zenfone 7 Pro uses a binned, even faster CPU (865+).
Keep in mind that IF the game is FPS locked to refresh rate and the other phone was 60hz, then your Zenfone 7 has to push +30FPS resulting in way more heat. (60 vs. 90)
Basically, there is a lot involved.
I'd limit FPS to 60 if possible as starters.
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I mean, for hardcore gaming I'd say one would be better off with an IPS display (like Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro). Just because of the burn-in possibility. But, that phone would also throttle most likely. I have one, but yea I hate games for Android - I play games via emulator all the time (and cloud gaming).
High-end SOC in phones will always thermal throttle unless you purchase a gaming phone like an ASUS ROG, or Black Shark, or whatever else. These chips produce a huge amount of heat that needs exceptional cooling.
Even high-end phones just don't have enough cooling to deal with the sustained heat load coming of these chips. To name a few: so, for example, Zenfone 7 Pro, OnePlus 8 Pro/8T, S20 FE. And the Zenfone 7 Pro uses a binned, even faster CPU (865+).
Keep in mind that IF the game is FPS locked to refresh rate and the other phone was 60hz, then your Zenfone 7 has to push +30FPS resulting in way more heat. (60 vs. 90)
Basically, there is a lot involved.
I'd limit FPS to 60 if possible as starters.
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I agree with you on certain points, but on others I disagree. If you look at the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite and Motorola Edge Plus, both have the same cooling system compared to ZenFone 7 Pro (a copper plate with thermal paste, S10 lite has only the copper plate without thermal paste, just look for videos "teardown"). Apart from Zen 7, the Motorola edge plus runs this game perfectly and does not have all the conditions that the Black Shark 3 has for cooling, same happens with s10 lite ... on the s10 lite I recorded a 1h video running this game and without thermal throttling heavy or draining the battery. As for the Zenfone 7 Pro, I'm sure Asus didn't optimize the kernel well, besides giving a lot of thermal throttling to the genshin impact, its standby is horrible (which is justified by the CPU oscillations in the print that I posted and you can see compared to edge Plus) 6h I left it quiet, it went away 3.5% of the battery, while on edge plus it was 1%. I asked people to test it, just to be sure of the presence of this bad optimization.