i tried antutu and quadrant benchmark app and my score was 951 for antutu and 15xx for quadrant...but the problem is what's the point for these score? and what does it mean
You can`t compare scores between benchmarks.
You can compare scores of same benchark on different phones/roms/kernels.
my quadrant results are in the 4k while my wife's S2 is in the same range (slightly higher) both without any overclocking
I was happy with 4k but now I wonder why my wife's s2 can achieve similar numbers with no overclocking.
My GN overclocked at 1.7 with performance gov hardly go over 5k
I think I read some quadrant are in the 7k
what's yours ?
guessing here but since the cpu/chipset are the same and the note is a little slower in benchmarks, I'm gonna say its the bigger screen resolution that it has to power, more pixels to push.
Bingo.
I got around 4200. Fully stock.
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I got 5800 quadrant score overclocked at 1.7
and scored 5005 at default 1.4 Ghz of frequency
I am happy with it...
Thanks guys for the input I feel better now
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Thanks guys for the input I feel better now
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well you just made me feel worse, im getting 3900
Quadrant score fluctuates a lot, so I don't know if it is reliable. I had about 5k and the next benchmark I had over 6k, so.... ofcourse, i had it set to 1.7ghz.
Usually around 4000.
1st 3800
2nd 4000
3rd 4200
4th 4600
5th 4700
6th 4600
Not sure which result is accurate even knowing that quadrant means nothing.
Quadrant is such a badly flawed benchmark, it can't even be used to compare the real world performance between two ROMs, let alone two different devices!
Regards,
Dave
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foxmeister said:
Quadrant is such a badly flawed benchmark, it can't even be used to compare the real world performance between two ROMs, let alone two different devices!
Regards,
Dave
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Your proof?
WE hear it all the time but nobody ever explains it.
1.4ghz Non-Overclocked, but massively tweaked and I get:
1st Score: 5900
2nd Score: 6200
3rd Score: 6200
4th Score: 6000
5th Score: 6300
xAnimal5 said:
1.4ghz Non-Overclocked, but massively tweaked and I get:
1st Score: 5900
2nd Score: 6200
3rd Score: 6200
4th Score: 6000
5th Score: 6300
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wow that's impressive!
What kind of tweaks are you taking about?
ArcticCat said:
wow that's impressive!
What kind of tweaks are you taking about?
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Deleted pretty much everything you can to create a stable system
Adjusted the voltages based on my use
Added some build.prop tweaks
Tweaked the system UI for less RAM usage
No background widgets/No background activity
Double checked an triple checked all apps to make sure no mail process is in use
RAM Optmization tweaks
A bunch of other tweaks that I can't recall off the top of my head... haha
My Score ...
this is my score with quadrant !!
seepage said:
Your proof?
WE hear it all the time but nobody ever explains it.
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My personal proof is my own personal experiences, but you only need to Google terms like "quadrant benchmark flawed" to find lots of examples.
I've owned a great number of Android devices, and seen widely varying Quadrant scores, yet not one of them has ever indicated the comparative real world experience between the devices.
For example, my Galaxy Tab 7" would only score around 800 (stock) whereas my Note gets over 3600. Is the Note 4.5 times faster in real world usage - not even close! It is faster, but I would subjectively place the performance at around 1.4x to 1.5x.
In a similar vein, when I changed my Galaxy Tab 7" to use EXT4 instead of RFS, but Quadrant score shot up to nearly 2000, but was it over twice as fast as stock? No, once again not even close! However, it still felt faster in real world usage than my HTC Sensation which gets around 2500 on Quadrant.
Quadrant basically performs a lot of individual benchmarks on a device and then amalgamates the result into a single number. Those individual benchmarks may well be of use, but the ultimate number is derives clearly "weights" each benchmark inconsistently/incorrectly to be of any real use when comparing real world performance.
Ultimately, what do these numbers mean if they can't give you an idea of comparative performance?
I find it quite amusing the number of people on this site who chase high Quadrant scores. It's like comparing an M-series BMW with a regular model which has a M-series bodykit and then saying how they perform based purely on looks.
Regards,
Dave
Phandroid (or AndroidCentral) had an article about the crapyness of Quadrant some time ago.
And actually, a lot of mobile review sites refuses to run Quadrant anymore.
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see more here , this is my benchmark test.
maybe we can post some other samples for him. although its not perfect yet.
After 3-4 times of benchmark test i'm getting 62-63.5 k antutu benchmark scores
Which is less than the avg.
What may be the problem ??
Faiad huq said:
After 3-4 times of benchmark test i'm getting 62-63.5 k antutu benchmark scores
Which is less than the avg.
What may be the problem ??
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Problem is that benchmark apps are rubbish lol enjoy your phone if all is smooth, nothing to worry about.
Yeah almost every thing is smooth except the messenger app
It sucks
I just instaled antutu out of bored and my device scored 730645 which I havent seen any device of the reviewers to score above 701something.
I do have 12GB RAM so is it because of that?
(Just checked on the antutu official rankings and my device sits first and second place is 707306, how is this possible?)
Asnamus said:
I just instaled antutu out of bored and my device scored 730645 which I havent seen any device of the reviewers to score above 701something.
I do have 12GB RAM so is it because of that?
(Just checked on the antutu official rankings and my device sits first and second place is 707306, how is this possible?)
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Leaderboard is based on the average score