HTC Amaze 4G benchmark tests

Featuring a shiny new 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 processor, we’re naturally inclined to see how the HTC Amaze 4G is_ able to handle right out the box – especially for something that’s _considered to be amazing!, Well, there’s no question about it, but the _Samsung Galaxy S II has shattered our perception on_ what kind of benchmark scores are regarded as mind blowing. Still, _we’re confident that the HTC Amaze 4G will be able to stand its ground.

Beautified with the visual eye-candy experience of Sense 3.0 running on top of Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread,_ we’re digging the responsiveness of the handset from the onset – in _fact, it’s able accomplish most tasks without breaking a sweat. Though, _its fluid movement while navigating across the homescreen is reduced _when graphically intensive live wallpapers are used. Nevertheless, it’s _nothing eye straining enough to cause us to scoff at it in a vehement _tone.



Turning our attention over to Quadrant, the HTC Amaze 4G is able to pull up scores ranging between 2,228 and 2,658,_ which are nothing too commanding versus the competition – especially _when we’ve been jaded to what we’ve seen obtained by the Samsung Galaxy S_ II. On the other hand, the AnTutu benchmark test gave the handset an overall score of 4,235. Granted it’s decent, the result is actually behind the heavy movers in the landscape.

Generally,_ we really need to take benchmark tests with a grain of salt, mainly _because there are multiple factors that come into play that can skew the_ results. Above all, we’re most concerned about the handset’s actual _real world performance, and by quickly gauging what we’ve seen in the _short time, its shiny new processor seems to do justice – well, for now _that is.