First Samsung Galaxy Note 3 GFXBench, AnTuTu and Vellamo benchmark results

By Ray S.
Sep 06, 2013, 12:01 PM
Speaking of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, we've already posted tons of stuff, but one thing that we didn't have so far were some initial benchmark results. Well, that gap is filled now, as we've taken the opportunity to run GFXBench, AnTuTu and Vellamo on Samsung's new phablet. Do you want a teaser? Yes, the device is an absolute monster! Be sure to watch the video above to be shocked by the staggering figures that the Galaxy Note 3 achieves in terms of synthetic benchmarks. Of course, don't forget that this here isn't a retail unit, so results may be slightly different when it hits the market. And, above all, don't forget the impressive benchmark scores don't always translate into a great user experience!
AnTuTu is a multi-layered, comprehensive mobile benchmark app that assesses various aspects of a device, including CPU, GPU, RAM, I/O, and UX performance. A higher score means an overall faster device.
Samsung Galaxy Note3
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31543
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Samsung Galaxy S4
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24701
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HTC One
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23308
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LG G2
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35376
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Sony Xperia Z1
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30838
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Vellamo is a multi-layered, comprehensive mobile benchmark app that assesses various aspects of a device, including web browser performance, multi-core performance, and single core speed. A higher score is better.
Samsung Galaxy Note3
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1214
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Samsung Galaxy S4
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704
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HTC One
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781
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LG G2
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1229
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Sony Xperia Z1
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1115
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Please note that the benchmark results of the Galaxy Note 3 and Xperia Z1 aren't final, because the tests have been run on non-retail units. Final results may be slightly different.
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