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10 useful Android benchmark apps

0. phoneArena posted on 14 Feb 2012, 08:03

So you got a shiny new Android phone and want to check what's making it hum? Or you wanted to squeeze more power from your existing gear, bumped up the CPU speed, installed a new ROM or updated to the newest Android version, and need to compare the increase in productivity?...

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1. stavrosblogger posted on 14 Feb 2012, 08:19 0 0

there's also the neocore benchmark.

5. ph00ny posted on 14 Feb 2012, 10:09 0 0

neocore is no longer valid because most devices with fps cap is already scoring just below the limitation

2. kshell1 posted on 14 Feb 2012, 08:19 0 1

i only use neocore, quadrant, and antutu

6. Mimic posted on 28 Nov 2012, 15:59 0 0

The fact you use neocore AND quadrant shows your lack of understand of android hardware and benchmarks overall. I hope your not buying phones or making recommendations after looking at results from neocore or quadrant..... especially quadrant.

3. theBankRobber posted on 14 Feb 2012, 08:30 0 0

I use them all, just to see what my phone can do :) I go to the Android Market and search for Benchmark and use every benchmark to the differnce

4. remixfa posted on 14 Feb 2012, 08:44 0 0

BTW, I like the set up for the article. pretty high class stuff. :)

I think i might try to find that GL bench. I've seen it before but forgot about it.

Neocore needs an update. At this point every new phone maxes out. Has for a while, so it became pointless. Its only good at measuring lower end phones. Its an OG benchmark.

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