AnTuTu - Android benchmark

[Bm4n]

Haha, I don't know, clear the RAM before passing it on, maybe you have too many apps running in the background. It works well for me.

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[Nemo]

Here my Nexus contribution.
On the one hand, Nexus 4-Stock rom 4.3- 17460 pts.

On the other hand, Nexus One - CyanogenMod 10.1 Android 4.2.2- 2224 pts.

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[hAyO]

HTC One S - 4.1.1 Orange - 16497

It's not bad for having the phone for a year and 4 months xD according to the table it beats the One X.

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[Nemo]

Looking at the results what strikes me is the performance of the Note 2 from Tecnho. I think you should run it again clearing ram.

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[Bm4n]

@hAyO:

HTC One S - 4.1.1 Orange - 16497

It's not bad for having the phone for a year and 4 months xD according to the table it surpasses the One X.

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I have an One S and it's very good, it's extremely robust. Of course I notice the difference to the S4 but the only problem is that it gave me a lot of trouble with the "Home" button bug that activated by itself and when I updated to 4.1 it improved but the Navigation stopped working then the battery didn't last and that's why I changed otherwise I would still be with it. The S4 is also not a marvel it has already had to go to the service ¬¬ and the camera doesn't like me as much as the one on the One S.

[hAyO]

The truth is that the One S and One X were talked about a lot at the time, but the processor of the One S, the S4 Snapdragon, was a big surprise compared to the Tegra3, the performance per cycle and the manufacturing technology were in some cases superior, also in the graphics department the Adreno 225 was somewhat superior to the Tegra3, and from there the rivalry, according to theory the HTC One X and One S are very similar phones in terms of performance.

[Obione]

Huawei Ascend Y300 - Stock 4.1.1 - 7515

[Nemo]

If there are enough contributions, they could perhaps be classified into mono-core, dual core or quad core.

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[Bm4n]

@Nemo:

If there are enough contributions, they could perhaps be classified as mono-core, dual core or quad core.

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Si claro, sin problema, pero por ahora hay muy pocos.

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[Bm4n]

Well I just remembered that I have an N5… and since there is none in the list here is the result.

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[krampak]

Curiously, my brother-in-law's N5 gives him 26k.

[Bm4n]

@krampak:

Curioso, the N5 of my brother-in-law gives him 26k.

It will be with previous updates or that the latest version of antutu treats it better. They have improved the performance in the latest update and it seems that it will continue to improve, they are supposed to copy the optimization of the moto G. And that without using ART which performs better than dalvik. I put two screenshots to see in which it gives better or worse performance.

So I hope it lasts and they update it to Android 8 at least

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[Nemo]

Don't count on it The limit is 18 months or two major updates, whichever comes first.

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[Bm4n]

Come on Nemo don't take away my illusion

By the way, on the S4 it restarts when I try to run Antutu, of all things, something interesting, comparing the latest results I have:

Nexus 5 Antutu normal vs Antutu X

S4 Antutu normal vs Antutu X

The difference on the N5 is 700 points while on the S4 it's 4300 points, it's clear that there's a reason for that...

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[Nemo]

Yes, because they caught Samsung with the hack that "boosted" the cores to improve the results. Surely the one from Antutu X is closer to reality.
I didn't mean to take away your enthusiasm, man, the Nexus 5 is a great phone for years. But the thing about updates is true. Neither Nexus nor milk, bye bye after 18 months.
Tell that to the owners of a Galaxy Nexus.

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[Bm4n]

By the way, krampak was running antutu again on the nexus and it gave me a very low score of less than 20k so I've been doing tests. After cleaning it up, putting Art instead of Dalvik, removing background processes and just starting it up gives 24k but it was a bit hot so after putting it in the fridge for a bit it gives almost 30k jajaja. I imagine it has to do with the thermal control that must be more sensitive, but the difference is impressive from giving me 19 to 30…

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[Tecnho]

Putting phones in the fridge and all that, it's getting out of hand.
You've seen the one plus one, what a look it has.

[Bm4n]

It's out of pure curiosity, the phone doesn't have OC or anything, but the heat doesn't seem to agree with it. Well, Cyanogen doesn't appeal to me much less now with its privatization, I prefer MIUI, but the phone looks good, we'll have to see it in person. The best thing is that there continues to be competition and high-end terminals continue to come out for 300€.

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[Sylver]

Well I also play, I put the results of the little one with the two versions of AnTuTu: Sony Xperia Z1 C6903 - Stock 4.2.2 AnTuTu: AnTuTu X: Best regards

[krampak]

@Bm4n:

By the way, krampak was running antutu again on the nexus and it gave me a very low score of less than 20k so I've been doing tests. After cleaning it up, putting Art instead of Dalvik, removing background processes and just starting it up gives 24k but it was a bit hot so after putting it in the fridge for a bit it gives almost 30k lol. I imagine it has to do with the thermal control that must be more sensitive, but the difference is impressive from giving me 19 to 30…

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When I get home if I feel like it I'll do the same test ;D